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JakeEstrada replied to the topic Problems sleeping; need ideas in the forum Health & Well-Being 7 years, 5 months ago
Yes…. yoga, meditation, tai chi are the best ways to fight with problems of sleeping through the night.
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JakeEstrada replied to the topic Applicants to assisted living facilities who are blind in the forum Housing & Care 7 years, 5 months ago
I don’t think so.
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JakeEstrada started the topic Dementia problem to my granny in the forum Housing & Care 7 years, 5 months ago
I am really in fix. I don’t know what to do. My grand mother who is 80 years old and she is suffering from Dementia last year. She often don’t remember what actually she is doing. She forgets about talks and things she placed. She talks about things that are neither happens nor exists. Whenever anyone tries to understand her about the fact, she…[Read more]
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JakeEstrada replied to the topic Need help on getting mom into nursing home, without a temper tantrum in the forum Housing & Care 7 years, 5 months ago
You should take time to your mother. Try to understand her condition and try to insist her to go to nursing home gently. Gradually she will definitely agree to go there.
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JakeEstrada replied to the topic Aunt living across country, aging rapidly, no family nearby. Any suggestions? in the forum Caregiver Advice & Resources 7 years, 7 months ago
She should go to doctor for mental health checkup. She should do as doctor suggests. But remember I doctor says to live in Nursing care Homes then avoid to let her live. Instead find best Assisted Living for her. I can also suggests to live at http://palmcottagesfl.com/ because my mother lives there. she is now very happy there
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JakeEstrada replied to the topic How do you speak to a parent about failing memory in the forum Caregiver Advice & Resources 7 years, 7 months ago
I think you should not tell him or her because I will put a negative impact. So you should behave normally and calmly.
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