Our loved ones are prone to falls as they age. Today we talk about ways to reduce those chances.

There are so many claims of products that will cure this or that.  I have the truth about this in today's episode.  You don't want to miss this!

It seems someone is always claiming a cure for this ailment or that ailment. You want the truth? I have great information about this in today's episode.

As time goes by, your loved one with dementia may become agitated or have episodes of paranoia. Your response is the key to successfully navigating these events.

Statistically, more women get Alzheimer's than men. Why is that? Well, this Southern girl has her own opinion on that, and it seems I'm not that far off base. Hope you learn something from today's episode. [email protected]

It is fun to go out for a nice dinner. Going out to eat with your LO who has dementia might prove to be more complicated than you imagined. However, there are things you can do to make the event more successful. Maybe you should give it a try.

What do you give a person for dementia as a Christmas gift? We talk about that on today's episode.

Are you a veteran or the spouse of a veteran? Do you have a veteran in your family that needs assistance getting benefits? Today's episode will cover that topic. I recommend you contact National Association of Veterans and Families at 800-352-2919 or www.navf.org. Tell them Carol sent you! We also discuss a new type of dementia called Gulf War Illness. Let me know if you have questions - [email protected]

 

Too Cute!

When he didn't notice the warning signs of Alzheimer's, Dr. Oz became sad. He felt the warning signs should not have been missed because he is a doctor. He forgot, thought, he is a caring son. We don't want to see these things in our loved one. Today we talk about the changes you need to be aware of.

If you want to improve your brain, be grateful. Stop complaining. Look for the good in others, and recognize the good in YOURSELF! It is scientifically proven to rewire your brain when you a grateful.