Dementia Aide

Dementia Aide We are a resource to those living with dementia and their caregivers. A resource to those living with dementia and their caregivers.

Visit us for community, information and to purchase our anti-strip jumpsuit for the later stages of dementia. Care tips, support, news and products that will make life a little easier.

If this quote stopped you mid-scroll, you’re not alone.Loving someone through memory loss is tender, exhausting, and dee...
12/28/2025

If this quote stopped you mid-scroll, you’re not alone.

Loving someone through memory loss is tender, exhausting, and deeply meaningful.

We see you.

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Merry Christmas & Happy Holidays from our family to yours🤍Today doesn’t have to be perfect to be meaningful.If the sched...
12/24/2025

Merry Christmas & Happy Holidays from our family to yours🤍

Today doesn’t have to be perfect to be meaningful.

If the schedule shifts, the table looks different, or emotions feel closer to the surface...you’re not doing it wrong. You’re here because of love, and that’s enough.

If this resonates:
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You’re doing more than you know.

The holidays can feel heavy when someone you love is missing.Grief doesn’t take a break just because the calendar says i...
12/23/2025

The holidays can feel heavy when someone you love is missing.

Grief doesn’t take a break just because the calendar says it’s a joyful season. You can be showing up, functioning, even smiling...and still feel everything cracking open again.

Grief is complicated. You can feel grateful and heartbroken at the same time. Peaceful and angry. Strong and incredibly tender...all in one day.

If this season feels harder than usual, you’re not alone.

It’s okay to step back, change traditions, cry unexpectedly, feel joy without guilt, and miss them deeply...even on the “good” days.

Save this for a hard moment, or share it with someone who might need it.

12/22/2025

Caregiving is hard enough.
Getting dressed shouldn’t be.

Our anti-strip jumpsuit is designed to support dignity, reduce stress, and make daily care easier — for caregivers and the people they love.

Thoughtful design. Real relief.

Back-zip design for safer, calmer days
Soft, breathable fabric for all-day comfort
Caregiver-friendly access that simplifies dressing and changes
Designed to preserve dignity while improving safety

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12/19/2025

This is for anyone in their 20s or 30s juggling school, work, friendships — and a sick loved one:

->You don’t have to have it all figured out.
Making space for the hard things you’re carrying helps you move forward.

Taking care of others is love in action—but self-care is not optional.You matter too.Right now, the world demands so muc...
12/17/2025

Taking care of others is love in action—but self-care is not optional.
You matter too.
Right now, the world demands so much of all of us.
Make sure you’re taking time to care for you, so you can continue caring for others.
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12/16/2025

Rapidly progressive dementia (RPD) is a rare but devastating condition that causes a decline in memory and function over months instead of years. Mayo Clinic researchers have developed a clear, evidence-based definition to help clinicians identify RPD earlier and guide research worldwide.

Learn how this new framework could help patients receive answers and treatment more quickly: https://mayocl.in/44yb0Mi

When my dad was early into his diagnosis, we started going on daily walks to a local  and then through a nearby park.At ...
12/15/2025

When my dad was early into his diagnosis, we started going on daily walks to a local and then through a nearby park.

At first it was just part of our routine, but over time those walks became my 1:1 time with him.

As his ability to form sentences changed day by day, I felt this urgency to hold onto every small moment. I started asking him questions I had never asked before. About his childhood. About his life. About our family.

This was back when smartphones were not what they are today, but somehow I started recording our conversations and take pictures like this one. I did not have a plan. I just wanted to remember his voice, his story, the moments.

Looking back now, I realize those walks taught me something I carry with me all the time.

Connection does not disappear when language changes.

Being present matters more than saying the perfect sentence.

If you are in the early days with someone you love, take the walk.

Ask the question. Press record. Take the picture.
One day, you will be grateful you did. I definitely am.

If you know me personally - you know getting a coffee at Dunkin brings me so much happiness. Now you guys can see why!! It brings me back to these moments with dad. And also I love coffee 🤣🫶🫶

Every moment of connection counts — even the quiet ones.💙Those gentle pauses, the hand you hold, the breath you share… t...
12/10/2025

Every moment of connection counts — even the quiet ones.💙
Those gentle pauses, the hand you hold, the breath you share… they matter more than we realize. I remind myself of this every day. Save this for when you need the softer moments to feel enough.

12/09/2025

I’ve learned over and over that routines don’t restrict someone with dementia — they support them. 💙

When the day follows a gentle, predictable rhythm, everything feels a little safer. Anxiety drops, confusion softens, and the brain doesn’t have to work so hard to keep up.

It’s the small anchors that make the biggest difference: meals at the same time, familiar music, a steady morning flow.

Routines aren’t rigid — they’re calming.
And a calmer day is a kinder day for everyone involved.

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