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I have two stories today. One will make you ponder, and the other will make you giggle!
If you love coffee or green tea, you are really going to enjoy today's episode. Go fix yourself a cuppa, and tune in!
I love to have my feet and hands rubbed. Oh what a wonderful experience. However, our loved ones with advanced dementia might find that wonderful massage to be painful. Why? That's the topic of today's show.
If you push against a brick wall, that brick wall will not move. Arguing with your loved one is just as productive. DON'T DO IT!
"The relationship is what counts - not the outcome." Those words I learned from Teepa Snow (www.teepasnow.com). They are so very true. Let's talk about that!
Isolation and loneliness are having a dramatic effect on our health. The number of folks dealing with these things has increased dramatically since COVID. What can we do to combat it? That's the topic of today's episode.
This recipe is titled "The Best Black Bean Burgers I've Ever Had." I did not name this recipe, but I couldn't agree more. I hope you enjoy it. You can also find the recipe at https://sallysbakingaddiction.com/best-black-bean-burgers/ OR on my website - www.letstalkdementia.org/podcasts. Happy eating!
THE BEST BLACK BEAN BURGERS I'VE EVER HAD
Notes
Freezing Instructions: Cooked or uncooked black bean burgers freeze wonderfully for up to 3 months. Stack between parchment paper in a freezer container or zipped-top bag. Thaw in the refrigerator and reheat to your liking or, if uncooked, cook according to instructions. If desired, you can skip thawing and reheat/cook from frozen for an extra couple minutes.
APOE4 is called "The Alzheimer's Gene." Are you a carrier? Do you have one copy or two copies? Do you want to know if you have it? What changes will you make in your life once you get that information? Let's talk about that!
Full body exams, sunscreen, body soap without chemicals, laundry detergent that is free and clear, and soap on your dishes. All these things are discussed in today's episode.
Studies have shown nasal breathing to be beneficial in memory and recall. That's amazing news. Breathing in through the nose and out through the nose is such an easy technique to improve our memory and MAYBE the memory of our loved one with dementia. It is certainly worth a try.
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