Dementia's Daughter
Sasha Neal, Chloe GeorgeAfter 10+ years of sandwiched caregiving, reflections on dementia, ageing, navigating the UK's social care system, ageing, relationships, loss and grief, and of course dancing.
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Part 6 | Knowing Ruth: my great-aunt and me
Catch up: This is the penultimate instalment of a series about my relationship with my great-aunt Ruth.
Part 1 explores my view of my single great-aunts as a child and Part 2 is about getting to know Ruth as an adult, working at London’s S...
The singing bowls
In December last year I wrote about the same time the year before, when my siblings and I were poised to move my mum into her new care home. And today I’m sharing a short piece of writing about one of our experiences at this home.
‘Christ...
Dance first, think later
Every Monday night, and I arrive in a slightly dingy room above a library, take off our shoes and coats and dance. Our contemporary class is attended mainly by other women in their 30s, 40s, 50s and 60s. Some of them have studied dance to...
Part 5 | Knowing Ruth — my great-aunt and me
Catch up: This is the latest instalment of a series about my relationship with my great-aunt Ruth.
Part 1 explores my view of my single great-aunts as a child and Part 2 is about getting to know Ruth as an adult, working at London’s South...
Living in the shadow of dementia
Photo by Ann H on Pexels
My sister had a builder working at her house recently, a 77-year-old Yorkshireman called John who likes to chat. During one of their conversations in her back garden, where John was building a wall, he told my sist...
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On the other side of the sandwich generation, after a decade of care for parents with Alzheimer's and FTD and two young children. Writing about family, dementia, grief and navigating the UK's social care system
Writer, postnatal doula, yoga teacher
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