Dementia Bathroom Tips

Anyone caring for a person with dementia should be open to any dementia bathroom tips or guidance they can get their hands on. Because problems concerning bathroom-related incidents or accidents are uncomfortable to deal with and sometimes even difficult to find a person to talk to about. In this video, Debra has some great tips on how to not only ease your pain but also address compassion and dignity. Bowel or urinary incontinence or other uncontrollable toileting struggles are an unfortunate part of the progression of these diseases. This is a sensitive subject for so many people and we understand that it’s not a topic of conversation most friends or family are excited about engaging in. It’s messy, smelly, uncomfortable, and at some points downright disgusting. Let’s face it we all started out our life needing help with these bodily functions, but that doesn’t mean it should be handled the same way. We address using degrading words such as diapers and baby wipes and some solutions for enduring the cleanup. If you are a caregiver for someone with dementia, Alzheimer’s, or other neurodegenerative diseases you will want to visit http://answersaboutalz.org. This website can be your best friend for approaching dementia tips about toileting and much, much more. Remember, Together We Can!