Key Takeaways When you’re caring for an aging loved one, questions about dementia often weigh heavily on your mind. You may notice small memory changes and wonder whether they’re normal signs of aging or something more serious. While dementia most commonly develops after age 65, it can begin as early as the 40s or 50s, […]
When someone you love begins showing signs of memory loss, it’s easy to question if what you’re seeing is just normal aging or something more. What’s harder is knowing when it’s time to seek more support than what you can provide at home. At Daisy Hill Senior Living, we’ve walked this road with many families, […]
As time passes, many of us will be caring for aging parents, grandparents, or loved ones. While this stage of life can offer moments of joy and connection, it often comes with its own challenges—especially when memory loss becomes a concern. Recognizing when it’s time to transition from caregiving at home to memory care is […]
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