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03/02/2026

Hoarding or hiding items in dementia

Hoarding or hiding items is a common behavior in dementia, and it often reflects deeper emotional needs or cognitive changes. Here's a compassionate breakdown:

Why do people with dementia hide or hoard things?
It’s not just memory loss. It’s often fear, confusion, or a need for control.
They may be trying to hold onto something familiar in a world that keeps shifting.
If your loved one hides food, misplaces keys, or accuses others of stealing — pause.
It’s not personal. It’s the disease.

Offer reassurance. Create safe spaces.
And remember: your patience protects their dignity.
This behavior isn’t just about objects, it’s about safety, memory, and identity.

02/24/2026

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02/20/2026

A Diagnosis of Dementia: And the Emotions That Come with It.

Receiving a dementia diagnosis is not just a medical event. It is a life-altering moment that affects identity, relationships, independence, and future planning. Both the individual and their loved ones experience a complex emotional response.
Understanding that these emotional reactions or responses are normal, helps family not to feel alone.

Most importantly: A dementia diagnosis does not erase personhood. The individual remains deserving of dignity, respect, and meaningful connection.

02/18/2026

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02/17/2026

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