Nishi Pulugurtha writes about the challenges of being a caregiver to an Alzheimer’s patient, her mother, and the...
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Patience And Innovation Are The Most Important Attributes Of A Caregiver For Persons With Dementia
Mausumi Ghosh from Mumbai talks about the travails of taking care of her mother, 77 who suffers from dementia in...
It Was Cathartic and Fun To Relive Old Memories
Talking and writing about health related experiences is still not common in Asia. This International Women’s Day...
A Blessing to have the Strength to face Caregiving Challenges
Mala Sen had caregiving thrust upon her when her nonagenarian mother-in-law with full blown Alzheimer’s appeared in her...
Will I become like my mother?
Vimal Balachander talks about the difficult days of caring for her mother-in-law during the latter’s steady decline...
My Mother’s Hairdresser: Dementia friendly or not?
A touching account of how a local hairdresser volunteered to help, when others refused, to give my mother, who lived...
20 Tips For Handling Hospital Stays and Medical Emergencies
Sangeeta is a blogger who instills rare insight into her role of a caregiver. She not only chronicles the various...
The Tough and Tender Caregiver
Many caregivers feel guilty and think it is wrong to get tough with their loved ones, even if the intention is to help...
I never wanted my mother to go into a dementia care home
Carol D’Souza, a consulting psychologist, recounts her mother’s advancing dementia and how she and her family made...
It is important to talk to people with dementia
Talk to your loved one with dementia; talk to others in your shoes, says Melissa Chan, founder of Project We...
