People with dementia experience a range of symptoms related to changes in thinking, remembering, reasoning and behavior. Living with Dementia presents unique challenges but there are steps you can take to help now and in the future. From the Alzheimers.gov website multiple ‘tips’ are outlined. Over the next two-part series, we will highlight these with a focus on actions.
Everyday tasks for people living with dementiaAlzheimer’s disease and related dementias get worse over time. Even simple everyday activities can become difficult to complete. To help cope with changes in memory and thinking, consider strategies that can make daily tasks easier. Try to adopt them early on so you will have more time to adjust.
Action items:
- Write down to-do lists, appointments, and events in a notebook or (visual) calendar.
- Set up automated bill payments and consider asking someone you trust to help manage your finances.
- Have your groceries delivered.
- Manage your medications with a weekly pillbox, a pillbox with …
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