by Virginia Naeve | Blog, Moderate Stage
There were some lessons that I just couldn’t grasp. One of those lessons was that learning to love and take care of a pet can be easy. That is, unless you have Alzheimer’s disease. In the early stage of Mom’s disease, we had two unsuccessful...
by Virginia Naeve | Blog, Moderate Stage
Emergency room visits were never a significant part of my Mom’s life. That is, until she had Alzheimer’s disease. She was always an exceptionally healthy person and before dementia, I can’t remember a time when she was admitted as a patient in a...
by Virginia Naeve | Blog, Moderate Stage
Mom loved Christmas. She always looked forward to the traditions and received lots of joy from giving (and getting) Christmas presents. She loved decorating her home and the Christmas tree. Our family has wonderful memories about that time of year. With Mom’s...
by Virginia Naeve | Blog, Moderate Stage
Most of us know that regular exercise is important for our health. It’s good for us physically and also makes us feel better emotionally. What we haven’t known until recently is that it is most likely vital for brain health. Lots of science is happening right...
by Virginia Naeve | Blog, Moderate Stage
My Mom was never really inclined to pick up the phone and call me just to chat or shoot the breeze. Usually, she had a story to tell or a question to ask, and the topics were light, positive and upbeat. We always enjoyed talking with each other. Now, in this...