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Real stories Lucy’s story: ‘Since Dad was diagnosed I have felt pretty much every emotion going’ After her dad received a diagnosis of mixed dementia, Lucy Parkes has felt a confusing range of emotions. Read how she’s learning to accept their ever-changing relationship. 24 October 2018 8
Advice Feelings after a diagnosis and as dementia progresses After someone is diagnosed with dementia and as it progresses, they and the people close to them may have many different, conflicting feelings.
Advice Practical tips for keeping active Living with dementia doesn’t have to mean an end to all activities. Here are some tips to help keep you active and involved.
Advice Keeping active and involved Advice and tips for keeping active and involved after a diagnosis of dementia.
Real stories When Winifred met Orla: How grandma's spirits were lifted by dementia-friendly dog Find out how Richard Dawson and his grandmother Winifred are coping with dementia with the help of dementia-friendly dog, Orla. 24 May 2018 5
Information Publications and factsheets: Full list Access our wide range of publications designed to support and inform anyone affected by dementia.
Advice The progression of frontotemporal dementia This page explains how frontotemporal dementia progresses, from the early stages onwards.
Advice The progression of dementia with Lewy bodies This page explains how dementia with Lewy bodies progresses from the early stages onwards.
Advice The progression of vascular dementia This page explains how vascular dementia develops through the early, middle and late stages.
Advice The progression of Alzheimer's disease This page explains how Alzheimer's disease progresses through the early, middle and late stages.
Advice Making changes to your home If you are living with dementia, here are some things you may want to think about changing in your home.
Advice Exercise in the early to middle stages of dementia There are many suitable exercise opportunities that may be beneficial for people in the early or middle-stages of dementia.
