Sliding Cabinet Locks
As most of you know, I am an Amazon Prime Queen. Being a caregiver is rough. My current stage with mom is that she forgets that she has eaten a full course meal withing 1 hour from consumption. Also, if I leave 6 bananas on the counter, she will eat 6 bananas. I put the lock on the pantry and now I will only leave 1 banana out. A journey only a caregiver can understand. God bless us all.
Jubilee TV
Control your loved ones TV from your phone, even pop in on the screen.
No more struggling with Firestick, Roku or Streaming TV remotes. You can turn the TV on, change the channel, set favorite shows or just pop in on the screen to say hello with your cellphone from anywhere in the US.
Use the Discount Code at Checkout:
WELLNESS4U
Eufy Camera
Eufy cameras on Amazon, NO MONTHLY FEE, just download the app to your phone. You can set motion and sound detection so that you know when someone enters or leaves a room.
Animated Robotic Therapy Dogs & Cats
Therapy pets have a remarkable effect on women (and men) in the middle and later stages of Alzheimer's disease. They are calming, soothing and bring the person back to a time in their life when they felt useful and had a sense of purpose, when they were caring for a young family member. Alzheimer's pets help patients escape from a world where someone is always caring for them.
Eating & Sleeping
Most common side effects from Dementia are loss of appetite and trouble sleeping.
Hunger Up from Amazon and Sleep Aid at Costco has worked wonders for my mom. Sometimes over-the-counter works best when they are already taking so many doctor prescribed medications.
I am not affiliated with either product above, nor do I represent the companies. Information only
Safety+ 4G Medical Alert System: Fall Detection, GPS Location, 24/7 Monitoring
Mobile Caregiver App, Small, Lightweight-Call to Activate Wireless Call Button, Personal Safety, Wearable Panic Button
Get the first month's service absolutely free upon activation. Then, only $40/month all-inclusive subscription: FREE Activation, No hidden fees,
Meals and Memory: How to Use Food to Support People Living With Dementia
Meals and Memory: How to Use Food to Support People Living With Dementia
Meals and Memory: How to Use Food to Support People Living With Dementia
The connection between food and memory is well-documented. For individuals living with dementia who often experience memory loss and disorientation, familiar foods can trigger memories of specific events, places or people. For example, the scent of ghee-laden parathas or the sight of turmeric-colored curries may evoke memories of childhood kitchens, family celebrations or community gatherings.