Your whole family is gathered for dinner during the holidays. Your sister-in-law is playing a video to entertain her two boys. Your spouse is having an animated discussion with your brother about holiday-light displays. A timer is buzzing in the kitchen. Your teenage daughter tells you that your mother, who lives with Alzheimer’s, is upset. She’s asking repeatedly, “Who is that bearded man? Why is everyone here?” Philip Sloane author of Alzheimer’s Medical Advisor If you’ve been a family caregiver for a while, you’ve likely experienced holiday gatherings like these. Changes in routine, such as traveling, special meal preparation, […]
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