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From the April/May 2016 issue of our magazine, asupporter in Lincolnshire is running this year’s London Marathon for Alzheimer’s Society in memory of her grandmother.
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Walking sense: Taking part in Memory Walk to make a difference
Walking sense: Taking part in Memory Walk to make a difference .For Carole Beavis in north Wales, apart from being a fitting way to honour her father, Memory Walk is also about a better tomorrow.
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‘Dancing vs dementia’ – taking steps to live well with mixed dementia
‘Dancing vs dementia’ – taking steps to live well with mixed dementia .Graham Bond in Kidwelly, aged 74, shares what he’s doing to live as well as possible with mixed dementia.
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My quizzes have raised thousands to help fight dementia
My quizzes have raised thousands to help fight dementia .Since his wife’s dementia diagnosis, Bryan Talbot, 85, in Oxfordshire has raised thousands for the Society by hosting pub quizzes.
Book group: Only About Love, by Debbi Voisey
Book group: Only About Love, by Debbi Voisey .We read a short novel told through snapshots from across time.
7 lessons learned about caring for someone with dementia
7 lessons learned about caring for someone with dementia .Sue's mum, Mollie, passed away two years ago with Alzheimer's disease. Now Sue reflects on the lessons that living with and caring for a person with dementia taught her. She shares her perspective to honour her mum, celebrate their relationship, and help others affected by dementia.
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Preventing and managing aggressive behaviour in people with dementia
Preventing and managing aggressive behaviour in people with dementia .Find ways to prevent and manage aggressive behaviour in the future, to help both you and the person with dementia.
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Accessible types of holiday for people with dementia
Accessible types of holiday for people with dementia .Some types of holiday may be more accessible for people living with dementia. Find out more about different ways to go on holiday.
How a passion for poetry has continued to help after a Parkinson’s disease dementia diagnosis
How a passion for poetry has continued to help after a Parkinson’s disease dementia diagnosis .Harjit Singh Sagu, in Leeds, says losing his independence since developing Parkinson’s disease dementia has been hard, but poetry remains a strength.
Documenting the stark realities of caring for a parent who has dementia
Documenting the stark realities of caring for a parent who has dementia .Helen Rimell turned her experiences of caring for her late mum, who had young-onset vascular dementia, into a valuable photographic legacy.