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Caring
for someone with dementia can be a
challenging
and stressful time, both physically and emotionally. It is important
when you
are providing care that you care for yourself as well.
Children are impacted by dementia too. When a parent develops Alzheimer’s disease or another dementia, children find it difficult to understand the disease, how to interact with the parent with dementia and what their role in caregiving might be. When Dementia is in the House, a website by Katherine Nichols and Tiffany Chow, MD is a helpful resource for parents and children facing this challenge.
Resources Further readings from our website
Further readings from our national website
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"Your contact with the
Alzheimer Society of
Manitoba is strictly confidential."
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