Normal is a myth. It doesn't exist. What seems abnormal to you might seem very normal to me. That is true in the dementia journey, also. Let go of this idea of "normal," and learn to accept life as you see it.

It might be time to trim those toenails. Have you looked at the feet of your loved one with dementia? The health of our feet is very important for the overall health of our body. Take a look and see if you need to take any action.

Moringa leaf is a supplement that offers many benefits for various aspects of your health, and it is very good for your brain!

If you are grieving, you know it stinks. There are days you feel overwhelmed by grief. Did you know that is normal?

Being outside when the sun rises or sets is SO good for you. I enjoy riding my recumbent trike. What do you like to do outside?

In Mark chapter two we read the story of a paralyzed man who spent his days lying on a mat. People ignored him. Until one day, someone lifted his mat, and his life was forever changed.

This show is a tribute to Mr. John Robbins, who passed away on June 13th. His family is the "Robbins" of "Baskin-Robbins." His story has a connection with my Momma's story.

If you are having a difficult time getting your person with dementia to agree to see the doctor, I have a few tips that will help make that easier.

A new blood test is now available to help diagnose Alzheimer's. It is correct 90% of the time. This is excellent news.

When communicating with your loved one with dementia, be aware of how quickly you talk. When communicating with your loved one who has dementia, be mindful of your speaking pace. Consider adding some pauses between your words. You might be surprised at how much that enhances communication!

Keys, wallets, and purses are essential to us. Men typically carry keys in their front pockets, while women prefer purses. It’s crucial to maintain familiarity when someone transitions to memory care. It will "feel" normal.

Lion's Mane has numerous beneficial effects on the body, but please consult with your doctor.

Sitting outside and listening to the sounds of the wind was very relaxing for me. You should give it a try.

It's a great idea to ask your loved one with dementia to participate in household projects appropriate for their abilities is a great thing to do!

Individuals with dementia might find certain aspects of Christian worship to be uncomfortable, scary, or upsetting. We need to think about those things and adapt to them.

In today's episode, I discuss three supplements that help build a healthy brain. They are all available on Amazon, and one is in every grocery store.

Don't believe everything you read about or every video you watch on social media. There are so many products being pushed that are supposed to do amazing things for the body, including curing cancer. BE CAREFUL! YOU COULD CAUSE GREAT HARM TO YOURSELF!

Philippians 4:8 - "Finally, brothers and sisters, whatever is true, whatever is noble, whatever is right, whatever is pure, whatever is lovely, whatever is admirable—if anything is excellent or praiseworthy—think about such things."

Caregiving can be difficult. There are days when all seems like gloom and despair. You might not feel hopeful. However, as children of God, our job is to shatter that darkness with The Light that lives in us. One candle can brighten a big room. Be that candle!

What are the two most commonly asked questions in a memory care community? The first is, "When are we going to eat," and the second is, "When can I go home?" How you answer that is very important.

When a person lives through all the stages of Alzheimer's disease, two-thirds of the brain has left the body. This video should help you understand your loved one's inability to react to life in a way that seems "normal."

Have you ever counted how many chemicals you put on your skin daily? It is time to Ditch The Chemicals!

Encouraging your loved one to move their nose towards their nose when you assist them with getting out of their chair is a beneficial tip!

If you are having a hard time getting your loved one with dementia to do what you want them to do, maybe you need to buy some Gummies.

"Walking while driving the car?" How is that possible? This podcast will give you a full explanation. There is a video available that demonstrates this technique. Here is the link - https://www.letstalkdementia.org/videos/walking-while-driving-the-car