Super proud to be a #Superhost on Airbnb! pic.x.com/LHJlSoVbG0

As someone that had to go to 3 tribunals to get disability benefits (I use a powerchair full time) I'd like to tell Rishi Sunak it is not too easy to get benefits. It is a cruel & harsh system. Perhaps the rise in people unable to work is due to the huge waiting list for the NHS?

A huge well done to Andy, who lives with dementia, and his partner Christine for running for Dementia UK today! 💙🥳 #TeamDementiaUK #LondonMarathon

HUGE NEWS FROM THE TCS London Marathon!!! 19-year-old Lloyd Martin has just finished and has become the youngest ever person with Down’s Syndrome to complete a full marathon*!!! 🏃‍♂️ Lloyd is a legend and history maker - breaking down barriers - bravo. 👏

I never fail to be moved by the effects of finding someone’s #music #language at the advanced stages of #dementia. This lady used to be a church organist - see how she responds to hearing this familiar hymn. Please remember ppl never stop #listening MusicforDementia. #EOL #care 🎶

I've #justsponsored Owain Carlick, who's fundraising for The OddBalls Foundation on JustGiving. Donate now justgiving.com/page/owain-car…

Back in the stone age of dementia education (or so it seems now!), there were only two universities in the UK where you could learn about dementia: Bradford and Stirling. I started my journey at Bradford, but deep down, I always dreamt of donning the tartan and studying at the

Members had fun playing newly gifted (and some borrowed) instruments before lunch, later enjoying warm sunshine in the sensory garden planting chives,thyme,basil and oregano and playing games with @stmaryseps

🌱Hello, I'm Mark When my dad was killed in 2014, someone sent me this; and I found it be a source of comfort in that, over time, I would be able to breathe again — and it was true. Bless you my friend for taking care of your son and bless the legacy of the life he lived. ——— Grief Comes in

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This is horrifying.

When a person is diagnosed with dementia, sometimes those around them start to distance themselves due to lack of understanding. It can be a lonely time, but a visit or a familiar voice on the phone can create a sense of belonging and help someone feel less alone 💙

Consistent routines are important for ensuring activities of daily living and access to meaningful activities are maintained. Using daily and weekly planners can be helpful tools for keeping routines on track. #WithOTuCAN

Like Prof Thomas Fuchs, I believe the persistence of embodied memory allows a way into the thorny issue of maintained personhood and identity even in advanced dementia. A key paper on this is the following. pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/32865694/

I haven’t been able to stop thinking about this man..💔 As an update: I contacted the guy who filmed it asking for specific location so I could try & get help but didn’t receive a response. But, based on the cafe in the background, I think it is Birmingham New Street (?) So,

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