The Alzheimer’s Conversation No One Wants to Have (But Everyone Needs To)

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When Tom’s family gathered for his 75th birthday, everyone noticed the changes. He repeatedstories, forgot names of longtime friends, and seemed confused about simple tasks. But insteadof addressing it directly, family members exchanged worried glances and changed the subject. The Silence Epidemic Families often spend months or even years dancing around cognitivechanges, hoping they’re temporary […]

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Why Smart, Successful People with MS Start Feeling ‘Stupid’ (And What You Can Do About It)

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Jessica was a high-performing marketing executive who prided herself on her quick thinking andarticulate communication. Then MS entered her life, and suddenly she found herself strugglingto find words in meetings, forgetting important details, and feeling like a completely differentperson. It’s Not in Your Head MS-related cognitive changes affect up to 70% of people with thecondition,

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The Hidden Symptoms of Parkinson’s That Doctors Don’t Have Time toAddress

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When Sarah received her Parkinson’s diagnosis three years ago, her neurologist spent most ofthe appointment explaining motor symptoms and medication options. What he didn’t have timeto discuss were the challenges that would impact her daily life more than tremors ever would. The 3 AM Wake-Up Call Sarah wakes up every morning feeling like she ran

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How the Holidays Can Shine a Light on Change: Embracing Gentle Shepherd Care’s Longevity and Vitality Program

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The holidays often bring cherished family moments, with loved ones gathering to share meals, laughter, and traditions. Yet, for many, these visits also reveal changes in aging family members that may have been overlooked during the year. Perhaps your once-energetic parent now tires easily, struggles with mobility, or seems withdrawn. Maybe you notice the subtle

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Fall Prevention: Guidance for Seniors and their Families

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Fall Prevention Week, observed every year during this week in September, serves as a crucial reminder to review home safety and well-being. As we age, our risk of falling increases due to changes in balance, vision, muscle strength, and even medication side effects. Falls pose a significant risk to older adults 一 far too often they can lead to injuries, decreased mobility, and diminished quality of life.

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Gentle Shepherd Care: In-Home Care Services for Seniors, Elderly, Disabled, and Those Managing Chronic Disease

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Schedule your free consultation today! For many seniors, home is far more than just four walls. It’s a sanctuary, and it’s filled with memories — a testament to a life well-lived. Gentle Shepherd Care understands this deep connection and our goal is to empower seniors to age-in-place with dignity and grace. Your wishes are the

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Parenting Through the Ages

Each generation’s parenting style reflects the unique challenges and opportunities of their time. It’s important to remember that these are generalizations, and within each generation, there’s a wide range of parenting approaches. Parenting is a dynamic and ever-evolving process. Each generation faces its own unique set of challenges and criticisms, but they also bring their own strengths and values to the table.

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Women Living with Early Onset Alzheimer’s Disease

Early Onset Alzheimer's Affecting Women

Alzheimer’s is devastating! According to the Alzheimer’s Association, nearly 7 million Americans are living with Alzheimer’s. By 2050, this number is projected to rise to nearly 13 million. Alzheimer’s disease was the fifth-leading cause of death among people aged 65 and older in 2021.

The lifetime risk for Alzheimer’s in women at age 45 is twice as high for women as it is for men. Living with Alzheimer’s is never easy, but women face unique challenges due to their age and societal roles.

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