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Talented Bexhill resident living with dementia writes special song to help others
Bexhill care home resident George Soulsby, 72, has written a song about life with dementia to mark World Alzheimer’s Month, sharing his own light-hearted perspective on the condition. Article by Andy Hemsley, Battle and Rye Observer, Friday 9th October 2020 George, a resident of a Richmond care home in Bexhill has vascular dementia. He hopes […]
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How to support someone with dementia to wear a face mask
Some people with dementia do not like wearing a face mask and may struggle to understand why they need to wear one. The Alzheimer’s Society have provided some useful guidance to help dementia carers provide support. What can I do if a person with dementia won’t wear a face covering? It’s safer for everyone if […]
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Photo project to mark World Alzheimer’s Day
World Alzheimer’s Day is to be held on September 21st and to mark the event a special photography project has been commissioned this year. Organised by the Alzheimer’s Society, people affected by dementia have recreated old photographs of themselves to encourage others to join the Alzheimer’s Society’s fundraising Memory Walks. It is thought that old […]
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Lack of variety in our diet could increase the risk of dementia in later life
A new study has revealed that the variety and combinations of food people eat could affect the chances of them developing dementia in later life. While the link between diet and the health of the brain has been long established, the new analysis by French scientists, published in Neurology, the journal of the American Academy […]
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