The holidays can be a tough time for families who have a loved one with memory loss. When families gather, it’s hard not to start conversations with “Remember when…” and everyone chimes in on the memory. Relatives with memory loss might not be able to recall those times and can’t participate in the conversation, feeling left out, isolated and sad. However, there are still ways to reminisce about the past that includes the entire family.
WYNNEWOOD, PA: A $3.5 million project featuring renovations and additions to Saunders House are complete, enhancing both the physical appearance and function of the community, but more importantly, elevating the quality of life enjoyed by residents.
As any full-time caregiver for an older family member with health issues or physical limitations can tell you, caring for an aging loved one can be a full-time job; one that can be physically and mentally exhausting and leave the caregiver with little or no time for their own needs and interests.