Dealing With Dementia

As a caregiver, how does one cope with aphasia and Alzheimer’s disease?

Diane, my spouse, was diagnosed three years ago with primary progressive aphasia and Alzheimer’s disease.

In these 70 videos, I describe our journey and -
1. describe aphasia, Alzheimer's and dementia's characteristics
2. suggest strategies and need for medication
3. provide moral support
4. describe the impact on caregivers and friends
5. explain the need for and describe support groups
6. describe available resources
7. sometimes inject mirth for a sense of humor is vital to maintain caregiver health for it's an exhausting struggle..

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Dementia affects 55 million people worldwide with a 10 million yearly increase. It’s more common in ages 65+ comprising 10% of the world population at 75,312,969.