#59 PART 3 When You're The Caregiver for a Loved One: Moments That Matter In Late Stage Dementia Care

Caring for a loved one with Dementia, Alzheimers, Parkinson's or other form of memory loss is filled with challenges, fears, joys and love. This is Part 3 in the series. Deb Compton Founder of The Purple Vine, LLC and author, is back to talk with us about the late stage of memory care. Communication challenges, activities, recognizing non-verbal cues, handling eating along with, should your loved one remain at home or is facility care necessary, are all discussed in this episode. Our wish is for you to know that you are not alone. There are resources, guidance and tools to help you navigate this difficult journey. Please take steps to care for YOU, too. I know there are days when it must feel impossible but your health matters. "At The Purple Vine, our mission is to empower caregivers—both professional and private—by providing the tools and support needed to reduce stress, avoid burnout, and reclaim joy in their lives." You may reach out to Debbie for a consultation, resources guidance at www.thepurplevine.com Please reach out to Deb at www.thepurplevine.com for more information. She also has her books there that can offer you additional guidance. She offers a free consultation and I encourage you to talk with her. She is wonderful! www.thepurplevine.com Deb Compton www.kmyourlifeyourway.com Kathleen McDermott What other topics would you like to find here on the Your Life Your Way Show? Email me at [email protected]