Thank you for your feedback from our recent newsletters and Family Caregiver Communiques. Below are links to 3 of our most popular articles in the past year. We think they are worthy of review in case you missed them or they are lost in your email Inbox.

Dementia Grief 1,2,3, authored by Dr. Kesstan Blandin who is a life-long grief researcher who turned her attention to grief among Dementia Caregivers.

The sense of loss a family member or close friend may feel when a family member is suffering through the stages of dementia. This first article discusses the unique characteristics of dementia grief and the distinctions that set it apart. Articles to follow concern the process and the various stages and common experiences of dementia grief.

that focus on "dementia grief" and how family and friends respond to and cope with the declining cognition and health of a dementia sufferer.

concerning the phenomenon known as "dementia grief". Family members of dementia sufferers have to cope with two deaths – a significant loss of the person while living and a final physical death.

I am a Caregiver. I am the one who provides what others need. I am the one who suffers the long days and lonely nights to support another who can no longer do so for themselves.  Read more

Caregivers take a seat and write a Note to Self. Write down what care you are providing for your family member. Yes, list the tasks, appointments, and other obligations necessary for their well-being. Read more