Yes! (fist bump!)

Gotta like that! 😊👍#LightsUpLetsGo

We are not powerless against #dementia. Until we can prevent or cure diseases like #Alzheimers, we can give support, understanding, love and as many moments of #happiness as possible. (image: Ani Line) #caregiving #purpose #kindness

#Dementia: Know the Signs & Symptoms #Alzheimers #health

Don’t let others tell you — and please try not to tell yourself — that it is time to get over your #grief. Accepting and processing the pain is essential to your healing and rebuilding. #Alzheimers #dementia #mentalhealth #quote

So well done and well deserved!!!

I believe people living with dementia can joke about it but not the rest of us unless we have their blessing. Humour can help but know your audience, and in all things be kind first.

Make raspberry liquor. Yumm!!!

Please re-Tweet this powerful reminder to those of us who do not have #Alzheimers disease or another form of #dementia to continue seeing and focusing on the whole person, to support #disabilities while respecting and embracing abilities. #ENDALZ #HopeLives

Now for something completely different… ( make sure sound is up)

Congrsts! Love your posts!!👍😊

This is good information. Often when visiting my mom in law with Alzheimer’s I would give her a big smile and just hold her hand. I like to think she got comfort from that. ( Her grip back was strong!)

Please re-Tweet to raise awareness that, until there is a cure, we all can begin with compassion, care and #kindness. #Alzheimers #dementia #mentalhealth #quote

Please re-Tweet to raise awareness: 10 things you need to know about #dementia (image: Alzheimer's Research UK) #Alzheimers

Awesome play boys!

Please re-Tweet to raise awareness: #Caregiving can be a day-by-day battle to overcome self-doubt. We are stronger when we acknowledge even our smallest victories. #Alzheimers #dementia #mentalhealth

Walk into the world of a person with #Alzheimers. It’s their reality. #dementia #caregiving

If you know someone with Alzheimer’s, they have a form of dementia. If you know someone with dementia, they could have Alzheimer’s or any one of 100 different types of dementia.

Yes! These words. Every day try to do one good thing. 😊

Sometimes this is all a caregiver needs to hear.❤️😊