Understanding Early-Onset Alzheimer’s

Understanding Early-Onset Alzheimer’s

What is Early-Onset Alzheimer’s? According to the Mayo Clinic, early-onset Alzheimer’s is an uncommon form of dementia that strikes people younger than age 65. Of all the people who have Alzheimer’s disease, about 5 percent develop symptoms before age 65. Most people...
Alzheimer’s Facts You Might Not Know but Should

Alzheimer’s Facts You Might Not Know but Should

When thinking of dementia, most of us think about memory but this is only one of six ways dementia can change how our mind works. To receive a diagnosis of dementia, you need to have your cognition change in two of the following six ways: Complex AttentionExecutive...
The Benefits of Being a Caregiver at home

The Benefits of Being a Caregiver at home

We often hear about the sacrifices caregivers make, but we don’t hear enough about the benefits of being a caregiver. Caregivers gain a lot from their role. In fact, many caregivers feel that caregiving has helped shape who they are. These benefits make us better...