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DEMENTIA CARE PART1 #dementia #dementiaawareness #granny
Effie Dee9,700,000 просмотров • 5 дней назад
Can you guess what I was trying to say 🤣 #oscarmontano #dementiaawareness #dementia #father #lunch
workwithmontano452,900 просмотров • 1 день назад
Honestly… moments like this are why I record. Dementia can take so much, but it also reminds me how precious the smallest moments really are. Even in the confusion, there is still so much love, so much innocence, and so much of him still shining through. His little mannerisms, his expressions, the way he reacts to the world — I just love him so much for exactly who he is. 🤍 #dementia #caregiver #fatherdaughter #lewybodydementia #brutiful
brutiful.come.unity855,500 просмотров • 11 дней назад
BOO BOO DISASTER PART 2 #dementia #dementiaawareness #dementiacare #granny
Effie Dee202,600 просмотров • 5 дней назад
This is the #1 sign of dementia. Did you guess it? Stop fixing everything. Start fixing the RIGHT thing. Visit the link in my bio to take my free 2-minute quiz and find the #1 fix specific to you! Dr. Eric Berg, DC, not MD; information only #drericberg #dementia #healthtips #memory
Dr. Eric Berg DC917,800 просмотров • 3 месяцев назад
The rising financial and personal toll of dementia is fast becoming an urgent crisis for younger generations in the UK. Dementia currently costs the British economy £42 billion annually, a figure projected to more than double to £90 billion by 2040. This surging financial burden directly impacts today’s young adults, who face higher future tax rates, depleted inheritances, and an increasingly strained NHS. Beyond the economic fallout, over 120,000 teenagers and young adults are currently acting as informal carers for family members living with the condition. A third of these young individuals provide more than 100 hours of unpaid care each week, severely disrupting their long-term education and career plans. The wider impact of dementia extends far beyond the individual diagnosed, placing immense pressure on the families supporting them. Organizations such as the Alzheimer’s Society continue to push for essential resources and guidance to support these young carers through demanding roles. Support young carers through Alzheimer's Society, at the link in bio #dementia #alzheimers #carer #alzheimerssociety
Daily Mail UK43,000 просмотров • 6 дней назад
