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Questions
What types of things should we consider when creating a caregiver schedule?
-Sharon S.
San Antonio, TX
I am wondering at what point a person should know to reach how for professional help to come in and assist with day to day living. It is getting a bit hard on my mom but she is insisting that he doesn't need extra care. I want to know from a professional's standpoint on the subject.
-Casey B.
I am new all this. Having had my father diagnosed with Alzheimer's and my mother with mild Dementia shortly after, I am not sure what to do with anything. I am a bit all over the place and stressed. I just want to know how long I have for them before I need to either have someone step in or find a nursing home. They both have issues with memory but not as bad as I have seen or read with other people their age who have been diagnosed.
Is the progression different for different people?
-Kelly W.
San Antonio, TX