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From the December 2015/January 2016 issue of our magazine, advance planning for the end of life may be particularly beneficial for a person with dementia, though death can remain a difficult subject to address. We consider the idea of a 'good death'.
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Expressing yourself and raising awareness about dementia at the same time
Expressing yourself and raising awareness about dementia at the same time .From the June 2015 issue of our magazine, people with dementia find very different ways to express themselves and share their experiences. Julie Penfold meets a musical man who has been auditioning for TV talent shows.
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How can you find ways to take part in dementia research?
How can you find ways to take part in dementia research? .Research into dementia offers hope, and a specialist service matches volunteers to vital dementia research studies.
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Building relationships with local politicians to campaign for better dementia diagnosis
Building relationships with local politicians to campaign for better dementia diagnosis .John and Sarah have been together for almost 34 years, and during this time have both experienced the loss of a parent to dementia. In Wales, a lack of diagnosis data collection and publication means that people are missing out on vital support.
A struggle to make sure that a person with dementia in hospital is able to see
A struggle to make sure that a person with dementia in hospital is able to see .From the April 2015 issue of our magazine, hospital can be a confusing place, more so if a person with dementia cannot see. Fiona Madden hears how a daughter struggled to replace her father's broken glasses while in hospital.
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Cycling to fundraise for Alzheimer's Society helps me and my dementia
Cycling to fundraise for Alzheimer's Society helps me and my dementia .75-year-old Peter Smith is challenging himself to cycle 75 laps of his local velodrome every 75 days to raise money for Alzheimer’s Society. Here, Peter and his wife, Hilary, reflect on how dementia affects their lives.
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How dementia-inspired art reconnected Aneae to her grandmother
How dementia-inspired art reconnected Aneae to her grandmother .When she was younger, Aneae didn’t know much about Alzheimer's disease and was scared to see her grandmother’s condition progressing. Now she has a new understanding and wants to make amends with her dementia-inspired artwork dedicated to her Nana.
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Helpu i wneud eich dinas ddeall dementia yn well
Helpu i wneud eich dinas ddeall dementia yn well .Mae Rob Sadler yn dweud wrthym sut y cymerodd ran yng Nghaerdydd sy’n Deall Dementia ac mae’n rhannu’r gwaith y mae wedi bod yn ei wneud yn llyfrgelloedd y ddinas a’r cyngor yn ehangach.
Should I reduce or stop work in order to care for a person with dementia?
Should I reduce or stop work in order to care for a person with dementia? .What should you think about when deciding whether to reduce hours or stop working in order to support a relative or friend who has dementia?
Adjusting to my diagnosis of early-onset dementia - Alison's story
Adjusting to my diagnosis of early-onset dementia - Alison's story .Since being diagnosed with early onset Alzheimer's, Alison Bolus has worked with Alzheimer's Society on our rebrand and features on many of our posters. Find out how she's adjusted to living with dementia, and read her poem about her experience.
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