The following paragraph is the start of an article in the latest Newsletter from Teepa:
Living well with any chronic, progressive condition is difficult; yet to live well with one that carries with it a stigma and so many misconceptions creates a bigger challenge still. How can we, family and care partners, support the people we know living with dementia and help them to live well and thrive? Unfortunately, it isn't as simple as one answer, one way, or one lifestyle. To start, we have to think about what facets of life are important to living well. In my opinion, there are several common indicators that define a life well lived.
The Newsletter is free and you can sign up at:
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Living well with any chronic, progressive condition is difficult; yet to live well with one that carries with it a stigma and so many misconceptions creates a bigger challenge still. How can we, family and care partners, support the people we know living with dementia and help them to live well and thrive? Unfortunately, it isn't as simple as one answer, one way, or one lifestyle. To start, we have to think about what facets of life are important to living well. In my opinion, there are several common indicators that define a life well lived.
The Newsletter is free and you can sign up at:
http://visitor.r20.constantcontact.com/manage/optin?v=001Vg7-6uv3FQQT_wCdFrljJNu9XsaslZ2rGrlEO6RfG9BQB3TSzI4TsNMN8BMCA8j8R0J5d2L4Y9VdfyrzhSOPnQ%3D%3D
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