Sometimes, dementia care is best done by professionals
It’s easy to fall into the trap of treating a person with dementia like a child, but they need and deserve the dignity of an adult, even if their mind and body don’t function as they used to.
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When a loved one’s dementia gets to be more than they can keep up with, it may be time to consider professional care.
MOSES LAKE — Dementia is hard on the person suffering from it, but those who care for them have a tough row to hoe as well, said Karisti Cox, living sales specialist at Brookdale Hearthstone and a volunteer with the Walk to End Alzheimer’s.
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