Embracing the Role: Honest Stories from Family Caregivers

When a loved one is showing signs of dementia or Alzheimer’s disease, families face one of life’s most challenging decisions. The realization that your family member may need more care than you can safely provide at home brings a mix of emotions—guilt, sadness, and overwhelming uncertainty about what comes next. Memory care offers a specialized…

By Sue Liebe, Office Manager at Carolina Living Choices Like so many adult children today, I find myself in a familiar place—living in North Carolina while my 92-year-old father is up in New York State. He and his wife have their own rhythm and approach to life, and they’ve built a routine that works for…

Caring for a loved one with dementia can feel overwhelming, especially when you’re navigating this journey alone. The progressive nature of Alzheimer’s disease and the other types of dementia means that you will continually face new challenges. However, when equipped with knowledge, strategies, and support systems, you can provide compassionate and effective care while maintaining…

Worried about dementia? Learn practical steps on how to avoid dementia and keep your brain healthy. This guide offers clear tips to help reduce your risk factors. Key Takeaways Stay Physically Active Physical activity is vital for overall health and plays a key role in preventing dementia. It enhances cardiovascular health, boosts circulation, and improves…

Dementia is a broad term for changes in the brain which affect memory, thinking, language and behavior. Multiple diseases cause these symptoms. Here we will discuss the main types of dementia, their symptoms, causes, and differences. Understanding of the brain changes producing the symptoms can improve the level of care and compassion provided by their…