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Dealing with challenges can take a lot of endurance. Most individuals share these experiences and you can’t avoid them but there is something you can do about this unwelcome endurance test. Here are the details discussed in depth by author Bryan Golden from The Residence newsletter.
Don’t:
• Foster a victim mentality
• Become paralyzed by fear
• Let others make decisions for you
• Forget to ask friends and family for help
• Take your loved one’s symptoms personally
Other Challenges Covered:
• Keep things in perspective
• Learn from your past. You don’t have to relive it.
• Focus on what you have, not what you are lacking.
• There are situations where you have to cut lose and move on
• Anything worthwhile takes effort
• Identifying Late-Stage Alzheimer’s Disease
• Prepare as early as possible
• Ask for help – and don’t isolate yourself
• Consider hospice care
• Adjust medications
• Deal with grief when it appears
To review all click/tap here.
Don’t:
• Foster a victim mentality
• Become paralyzed by fear
• Let others make decisions for you
• Forget to ask friends and family for help
• Take your loved one’s symptoms personally
Other Challenges Covered:
• Keep things in perspective
• Learn from your past. You don’t have to relive it.
• Focus on what you have, not what you are lacking.
• There are situations where you have to cut lose and move on
• Anything worthwhile takes effort
• Identifying Late-Stage Alzheimer’s Disease
• Prepare as early as possible
• Ask for help – and don’t isolate yourself
• Consider hospice care
• Adjust medications
• Deal with grief when it appears
To review all click/tap here.
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