Category Archives: Losing Mental Capacity

Dementia- It’s not black and white

16/09/2016ageing population, Alzheimers disease, Losing Mental Capacity, memory loss, Nursing profession, Research & Science, Retirement, Sitters service, Uncategorizedcare system, coping strategies, dementia, emotional well being, mental deterioration, mental health, self care, stressadmin

Dementia- It’s not black and white is it? When you look after someone who is poorly and you care for them the result was” they recovered” right we interpret that experience as a job well done? When you look after someone who has any form of dementia the reality is that they don’t get better, […]

Inspiration in every step

03/02/2016Losing Mental Capacity, Spiritual developmentAlzheimer's care giver, alzheimers supportadmin

Some while ago and after the tragic loss of my father Reg…I embarked on a quest to contribute to the world through my written work but that required me to continue to believe in myself and walk my own path even if the other people in the world chose to walk in the opposite direction. […]

Care & the Consequences

13/01/2016ageing population, Alzheimer's disease in Essex, Books on Alzheimers, Carers, infection control, Losing Mental Capacity, Memeory, Nursing profession, Sitters serviceAlzheimer's Disease, brain failure, care, Consequences to care, dementia, health and welfare, lasting powers of Attorney, loss, memory loss, parkinson's disease. picks disease, property and financeadmin

In the very near future, 1 in 3 people will be affected by dementia in the UK alone and with the shocking impact it has on our own lives, is a future none of us want or would have ever imagined possible. Can you imagine the devastating effects that this can have on your family, […]