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"Another good thing to do is adapt old favorites. Dementia related illnesses can impact a person's ability to do things as they previously did, so it is important to be adaptable. If the person loved going to a certain restaurant but no longer can, then have the food ordered in from that restaurant instead. If you enjoy playing musical instruments but they can't anymore, then listen to their favorite music with them. Also, it's good to create new memories."
"Another good thing to do is adapt old favorites. Dementia related illnesses can impact a person's ability to do things as they previously did, so it is important to be adaptable. If the person loved going to a certain restaurant but no longer can, then have the food ordered in from that restaurant instead. If you enjoy playing musical instruments but they can't anymore, then listen to their favorite music with them. Also, it's good to create new memories."
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"Another good thing to do is adapt old favorites. Dementia related illnesses can impact a person's ability to do things as they previously did, so it is important to be adaptable. If the person loved going to a certain restaurant but no longer can, then have the food ordered in from that restaurant instead. If you enjoy playing musical instruments but they can't anymore, then listen to their favorite music with them. Also, it's good to create new memories."
"Another good thing to do is adapt old favorites. Dementia related illnesses can impact a person's ability to do things as they previously did, so it is important to be adaptable. If the person loved going to a certain restaurant but no longer can, then have the food ordered in from that restaurant instead. If you enjoy playing musical instruments but they can't anymore, then listen to their favorite music with them. Also, it's good to create new memories."