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Caregiving is both rewarding and challenging. It's important to ask for the help and break that you and the individual living with dementia need. When friends and family ask what they can do to help, accept their offer. This is based on a templateform Alzheimer's Society has used successfullyfor several events where the organisers were not familiar with the inclusion needs of attendees. It's important to also involve family members who live at a distance. They may help arrange appointments, manage finances and visit to have time with the person with dementia, and give primary caregivers a break. Identify people you trust to support you in making decisions and help you communicate your choices.

In 2019, dementia cost economies globally 1.3 trillion US dollars, approximately 50% of these costs are attributable to care provided by informal carers (e.g. family members and close friends), who provide on average 5 hours of care and supervision per day. The seeds are held in clay, peat-free compost and chilli powder, which protects them from birds and insects. NMDA receptor antagonists like memantine are used for severe Alzheimer disease and vascular dementia.

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Lewy Body dementia – Refers to two related diagnoses; dementia with Lewy bodies (DLB) and Parkinson’s disease dementia. Both diagnoses have similar affects on the brain and overall symptoms. Lewy Body dementia progressively affects motor control, behaviour, and movement. Symptoms include: If people living with dementia are at risk of hurting themselves or others, medicines like haloperidol and risperidone can help, but these should never be used as the first treatment Fun and easy to make yourself or with a loved one, it makes a thoughtful festive gift, either ready-made by you or for someone to enjoy making themselves.

Although Keith, 73, wasn't completely convinced at first, the couple found it relatively easy to turn this simple idea into a useful memory tool. Currently more than 55 million people have dementia worldwide, over 60% of whom live in low-and middle-income countries. Every year, there are nearly 10 million new cases.

By doing this you will be building your care team. It can be difficult to coordinate helpers in a way that meets your needs and the needs of the person with dementia. The couple took their prototype calendar to the Memory Café in Buxton, and Alzheimer's Society staff there suggested that Keith could try to get the calendar produced commercially. Brainwave Most smartphones and many mobile phones have cameras. You could take a picture of something to remind you, instead of having to write anything down. Watch a short video by Keith Horncastle which explains the development of our Memory Calendar and how important it is for those living with dementia He asked us to send him a copy of the makeshift calendar I had produced and he said "leave it with me, I will see what I can do".'

Sending this out with the invites,set expectations that we wanted to meet people's individual needs andenabled planning to happenOur 2023 Memory calendar is published by Chris Andrews Publications Ltd, Oxford to assist those living with alzheimers or dementia