Falling Leaves
Judi Bailey, M.EdMy Personal Substack features information about dementia and caregivers of people with dementia from the perspective of a person with MCI, mild cognitive impairment, a condition much like dementia. I also write stories from my psychotherapy background.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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Chasing Yourself with Dementia
My dear fellow dementia and MCI people, this issue of my newsletter is just for you. Not about you, not around you. For you.
While you were sleeping, your brain was taking out the trash
As the evening passes, do you have a restful brain or a busy brain? Is it determined by what you take to bed with you or what you wake up with?
You Never Know What You’re Walking Into
I’ve been reading lately in my comments that that one of the most difficult parts of dementia caregiving is the uncertainty of how your loved one will be when you get home from work, running errands or the beginning of your shift with them....
Neurodiversity – the rainbow, the allure of being different
Martin knows it’s fourteen steps from his front door to the mailbox. He’s never counted them on purpose. He just knows — the way he knows where every book is in his apartment, the way he knows the third burner runs hot and needs watching. I...
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I’m a counselor who has given therapy to diverse populations. I have mild cognitive impairment (MCI) and my newsletter gives information about dementia and MCI from professional sources and from my own experiences.
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