Why Your Loved One with Dementia Is Only Mean to You (and What It Really Means)

Why Your Loved One with Dementia Is Only Mean to You (and What It Really Means)

Why Your Loved One with Dementia Is Only Mean to You (and What It Really Means)
Laura Wilkerson
Published on: 22/08/2025

If your loved one with dementia is only cruel to you and kind to everyone else, it’s not personal. Learn why this happens and how to cope.

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Why Bathing Becomes a Battle in Dementia Care (and What to Do Instead)

Why Bathing Becomes a Battle in Dementia Care (and What to Do Instead)

Why Bathing Becomes a Battle in Dementia Care (and What to Do Instead)Laura Wilkerson
Published on: 15/08/2025

Bathing resistance is common in dementia care. Learn why it happens and get practical tips to make bath time calmer and more dignified.

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Taking Away the Keys: A Caregiver’s Story About Dementia, Driving, and Difficult Decisions

Taking Away the Keys: A Caregiver’s Story About Dementia, Driving, and Difficult Decisions

Taking Away the Keys: A Caregiver’s Story About Dementia, Driving, and Difficult DecisionsLaura Wilkerson
Published on: 08/08/2025

One caregiver’s story about taking away the car keys—and what it teaches us about safety, grief, and love in dementia care.

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From Rehab to Reality: Why Dementia Care Feels Impossible at Home

From Rehab to Reality: Why Dementia Care Feels Impossible at Home

From Rehab to Reality: Why Dementia Care Feels Impossible at HomeLaura Wilkerson
Published on: 01/08/2025

Many families find that caregiving actually gets harder after discharge from rehab. This blog explains why—and what dementia caregivers can do instead to feel more in control and less alone.

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