Alzheimer’s is a tough journey not only for the person diagnosed, but also for the one in charge of elder care.Caregivers often struggle with the decision of whether or not to tell their loved one that they have been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease. There are many concerns about dealing with emotions and changes that accompany this progressive brain altering disease. During the early stages of the disease, your loved one may have a sense that something is wrong with them. They may even express their concerns to you and ask questions. At this point it is best to answer them honestly regarding their health. The doctor or specialist can assist…

If you have a loved one who requires any type of elderly care, and he or she is dealing with the painful symptoms of arthritis, you may feel helpless to do much else to make a difference.  However, there are things that every individual can do that can make a significant impact on the health and well-being of their loved one who is suffering from arthritis. You may understand how painful arthritis can be, and you also might know just how much it is impacting your elderly loved one, but if they hide their pain or have managed to develop coping skills, then you might not be aware of just…