Alzheimer's and Dementia
What Prayer Do You Say If You Lose Something?
From misplacing a dog leash or a memory, how to summon help.
Remembering Glen Campbell and His Struggle With Alzheimer’s
In an excerpt from an upcoming book on his family’s history with the disease, Edward Grinnan recounts a visit with the Rhinestone Cowboy.
How Often Do You Take a Memory Test Online?
With a family history of Alzheimer’s, is faith in the results the best use of faith?
In the End, the One Word That Matters
It was a mother/son relationship fraught with tension but, ultimately, understanding.
Actor Percy Daggs III on Caring for a Loved One with Alzheimer's
His beloved grandparents showed him the importance of caring for one other. When his grandma developed Alzheimer’s, it was his turn to step up
Anticipating Alzheimer’s Care Needs
Here’s a look at the three primary stages of Alzheimer’s and how they impact the patient and the caregiver.
Thriving Through Alzheimer's
Discover how these positive people are seeing the blessings of every day while living with this progressive neurologic disorder.
Do You and Your Mom Share a Passion for Sports?
Tender memories of spring training and a love of the Detroit Tigers
How Musical ‘Earworms’ Can Improve Your Memory
Why that song you can’t get out of your head might help you access and retain positive experiences from the past.
Have You Received a Comforting Sign from a Loved One Who Has Passed?
For one son, it appeared in a secondhand bookstore on the first anniversary of his mother’s death.
How Black History Month Helps Us Understand the Present
It’s not just about the courage of historical figures, it’s also about the quality of life in America today.
Are You Caring for a Dog with Dementia?
Calling all caregivers of dogs with canine cognitive dysfunction. We want to hear your stories.
Taking Away the Car Keys—How Did Your Family Handle It?
It’s a watershed moment for those with a loved one who has dementia. This writer wants to hear from you about it.
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Gratitude, like faith, is a muscle. The more you use it, the stronger it grows.
