Caring for a person with a debilitating illness is often challenging. It becomes all the more difficult when the person is in the throes of Alzheimer’s disease. Those affected can display mood swings, repeat words in a constant patter or show a complete lack of communication, have aggressive or doci

Being a caregiver is a stressful and demanding job. There is usually very little, if any opportunity to prepare for a new caregiving situation. The well-being of the caregiver requires priority consideration. Thought must be given to the fate of the care recipient if the caregiver becomes unable to

Being filial towards elderly parents is an important value in many cultures and societies. It reflects a sense of respect, care, and gratitude towards one's parents. Here are some ways children can be more filial to their elderly parents: 1.Spend quality time: Allocate dedicated time to spend with

At what age do seniors need assistance with activities of daily living (ADLs) usually depends on their health status. However, a longer lifespan for many people means a decline in health and the inability to perform ADLs independently.Research shows that two-thirds of aging Americans older than 65 n