Helping aging loved ones can be difficult at the best of times. Watching our parents and older relatives decline, mentally and physically, can be painful…
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Alzheimer’s disease is one of gradual decline. If you have a loved one with Alzheimer’s, you may have noticed how his or her memories slowly…
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What exactly is palliative care? It’s just a fancy word for ‘end of life care’, right? Not quite! This is a common misconception; one that…
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Every day there are more and more breakthroughs and advances in modern medicine. Doctors and scientists all over the world, in all different fields, are…
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Are you part of the growing population in St. Louis known as the “sandwich generation”? No, it’s not a fan club for pastrami on rye,…
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If you know and have spent time with someone in one of the stages of Alzheimer’s disease, you know all too well the telltale signs:…
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Are you guilty of this? Using little pet phrases with the elderly, like, “She’s 80 years YOUNG today!” Although they may be offered as terms…
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At Continuum, we’re all too familiar with the challenges associated with the battle against Alzheimer’s, and the toll the disease takes, not only on the…
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Many seniors report feelings of loneliness due to loss of a spouse, not having family in their immediate area, or an inability to drive or…
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Chronic diseases, like heart disease, diabetes, COPD, etc., are on the rise. In fact, 92% of seniors age 65 and over have at least one…
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