Dementia Diaries
Kimiye Kawashima-TriggsLife in the trenches of caregiving for loves ones with dementia
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The Hardest Thing to Do is Give Yourself Grace
Sometimes the support groups feel like the least supportive places to be.
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Don’t get me wrong. I think support groups are a great resource a...
Living Between the Cracks
We live in a 1st world developed country. Canada is proud to provide universal health care and a solid social support network. Most citizens have access to sufficient care and services to live safely and securely. What happens though, to th...
Nobody told me...
Everyone “knows” Alzheimer’s. We see it in film and TV programs and most people know someone who has dealt with or is dealing with it in a loved one. We hear about how memories disappear and loved ones no longer recognize their family, thei...
A Heartbreaking Father's Day Gift
Last month I struggled through the first Mother’s Day without my mom, but Father’s Day is worse - even though he’s sitting right here with me. Perhaps it is worse because he is sitting right here with me, and yet he really isn’t. Every day...
Clearing
I remember this question from my childhood and probably gave more thought to the concept than was necessary or even sensical. My mind fixates on a similar yet different question now. If all memories of me are lost, do I still have a past? I...
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Real life - real chaos. No sugar coating. So many blogs, FB pages, and IG sites out there seem fake. My life is nothing as perfect as what others were portraying. It made sense to me that if I wanted to see something more real then so would others.
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