By Skip Cohen I started the You’re Not Alone chronicles because Alzheimer’s is a disease that starts out very private. … More
Category: Care and Support
Caring for Your Loved One With Alzheimer’s Who Needs Hospitalization
By Sue Ryan When our loved one is living with Alzheimer’s disease or another form of dementia, routine often provides … More
You’re Not Alone: “Someday” Is Not a Day of the Week
It’s the holiday season, and I didn’t want the year to end without a reminder about building your own legacy … More
You’re Not Alone: Elder Law
“That’s the greatest gift your mother could have given you!” Those were the exact words the doctor said to us … More
Simple Ways Tech Can Help You Notice Changes Early
Learn tips on how to track your day-to-day experiences in practical, privacy respecting ways. This will give you insight into any potential changes that could be related to your health.
You’re Not Alone: Diversions and Distractions
The You’re Not Alone series is all about sharing our experiences in dealing with my mother’s Alzheimer’s. My mother, grandmother, … More
You’re Not Alone: Finding the Sweet Spot
To love a person is to learn the song in their heartand sing it to them when they have forgotten. … More
You’re Not Alone: Learning to Listen
When Alzheimer’s knocks on the door of a loved one, your role in life changes to becoming either a caregiver … More
You’re Not Alone: Pull Out Those Old Albums
By Skip Cohen “This is what I like about photographs.They’re proof that once, even if just for a heartbeat, everything … More
The Power of Music for Memory and Alzheimer’s Care: Hicks’ Family Story
By Kiara Velez Music has a powerful and positive impact on people living with Alzheimer’s disease. For the Hicks family, … More