Tag Archive: Alzheimer’s caregivers

coping with the angry side of alzheimers

Coping with the Angry Side of Alzheimer’s

Handling the angry side of Alzheimer's can be difficult for caregivers, but there are many ways to calm a patient. For example,

Taylor Snell
World Alzheimers Month

September is World Alzheimer’s Month

In September, we recognize World Alzheimer’s Month to honor the millions of individuals, family members and caregivers affected by Alzheimer’s disease.  Alzheimer’s disease is a form of dementia that causes brain cells to degenerate and die, leading to a decline in memory function and thinking skills. By the Numbers Approximately 36 million people are believed… Continue reading September is World Alzheimer’s Month

Brooke Phillips, CWCMS

When the Clock Stands Still: Caring for Mom with Alzheimer’s

Winning story by Evangelina G., Caregiver for her mother with Alzheimer’s disease Shield HealthCare 12th Annual “What Makes Caregiving Rewarding?” Story Contest | Grand Prize Winner Spotlight “Hi, my name is Eva and I want to share with you a little about how fulfilling and satisfying it has been to be a full-time caregiver or as I like… Continue reading When the Clock Stands Still: Caring for Mom with Alzheimer’s

Gina Flores

Bringing Mom and Dad Home: Rewards of Caring For Elderly Parents

Caregiver Spotlight | Shield HealthCare “What Makes Caregiving Rewarding?” Story Contest Story by Gloria V. “My husband and I are both caring for his elderly parents who now live with us. My mother-in-law has numerous health issues, including dementia, diabetes and congestive heart failure. My father-in-law has advanced Alzheimer’s. They have been with us for… Continue reading Bringing Mom and Dad Home: Rewards of Caring For Elderly Parents

Gina Flores

Shield HealthCare Spotlight On Alzheimer’s Caregivers: A Daughter’s Story

Caregiver Story Spotlight | Shield HealthCare “What Makes Caregiving Rewarding?” Story Contest Story by Joyce L., Caregiver to her mom with Alzheimer’s disease “My name is Joyce and I am blessed to be a caregiver for my mother for the past ten years. My mother was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease in 1997 and most likely… Continue reading Shield HealthCare Spotlight On Alzheimer’s Caregivers: A Daughter’s Story

Gina Flores

The Wings of an Alzheimer’s Caregiver

Caregiver Story Spotlight | Shield HealthCare “What Makes Caregiving Rewarding?” Contest Written by Sandi B. “I have been a professional as well as a family caregiver for the past seven years.  During this time, I have cared for my parents as well as other caregiving clients through an agency. At the present time, I am… Continue reading The Wings of an Alzheimer’s Caregiver

Gina Flores

Shield HealthCare Texas Supports The 2012 Hispanic Caregiver Seminar

Join Shield HealthCare Texas at the Alzheimer’s Association 2nd Annual Hispanic Caregiver Seminar, featuring Manny Najera. Manny is a former Texas State Representative from El Paso, a member of the board of directors for the national Alzheimer’s Association and a member of its Early-Stage Advisory Committee. Please note, this is a Spanish only seminar. When:  Friday, May 11,… Continue reading Shield HealthCare Texas Supports The 2012 Hispanic Caregiver Seminar

Gina Flores

A Cowboy at Heart | Son Returns the Love to His Father with Alzheimer’s

Caregiver Story Spotlight | Shield HealthCare “What Makes Caregiving Rewarding?” Story Contest Story by John M. “I care for my dad, who has Alzheimer’s. What a terrible disease. Who would have ever thought that I would be in reverse roles with my dad, but what a privilege! Dad is a cowboy. He has belt buckles… Continue reading A Cowboy at Heart | Son Returns the Love to His Father with Alzheimer’s

Gina Flores

“Nice To Meet You” | A Nurse’s View On Alzheimer’s Care

Written by Tonja T., a nurse who shares her insightful view on caring for Alzheimer's patients. "I have the most fulfilling job..."

Gina Flores
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