5 dementia-related blogs to follow

We highlight five great blogs from the online dementia movement.

Wendy Mitchell in her kitchenBlogger-turned-author, Wendy Mitchell

1. Which me am I today?

If you like Wendy Mitchell's book, you'll also enjoy her entertaining and thought-provoking blog, called Which me am I today? A diary about her day-to-day life, it includes her thoughts on everything from Yorkshire tea to her cat.

2. Living well with Lewy body dementia and comorbidities

Ken Clasper was diagnosed with young-onset Lewy body dementia 18 years ago. In his long running blog, he has shared his experiences, ideas and interesting links since 2012.

3. Dementia Diaries

Dementia Diaries has enabled 28 people with dementia from around the UK to record audio diaries, and you canlisten to them or read a transcript. The thoughts and experiences shared here chart contributors' frustrations and opportunities that arise from living with many different forms of dementia.

4. Alzheimer's Society blogs

Our blog features updates on campaigns, research and other Society work, as well as personal stories from people affected by dementia - including the magazine's very own Life with Ma column. 

5. Let's talk about dementia

Alzheimer Scotland's popular blog involves many health and social care professionals and covers many aspects of dementia, with the aim of making sure that nobody faces the condition alone.

Dementia together magazine: Apr/May 18

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2 comments

People need to talk to other carers who are living with loved ones who have dementia, to talk it over and thier experience
Of living with this illness, and surport each other, and out it out there. Rather trying to get to the social care we need.
Very complicated for people to get through to the relavant department's nightmare they just pass you one and one!
I am having this experience at the moment

My dad also has Dementia quite badly and we ( me and my mum ) are having the same problem as this is new to us we cannot access the proper care or help for him 🥲