Jonathan

Sometimes love looks different than it did twenty years ago. It may look like helping your husband find his glasses for the third time. It may mean sitting beside your wife when she cannot explain why she feels afraid. It may be quietly making breakfast because the routine brings comfort. When you have a spouse

Grief in dementia patients often surfaces after an ordinary family visit. Your loved one becomes unusually quiet once everyone leaves, looks through old photographs, or asks about someone who has been gone for years. Sometimes they become tearful without being able to explain why. Other times, the sadness appears as irritability, withdrawal, restlessness, or an

Family denial in dementia care often begins when you notice subtle changes before anyone else does. Mom forgets an appointment, leaves the stove unattended, or asks the same question several times within an hour. You bring it up with your siblings, hoping they will see what you are seeing. Instead, someone says she is just