Dementia Caregiving: The One Question That Helped a Mother and Daughter Reconnect with Glenna Hecht

Episode Title: Dementia Caregiving: The One Question That Helped a Mother and Daughter Reconnect with Glenna Hecht   What if one simple question could bring laughter, connection, and joy back into life with dementia?   In this episode of Dementia Caregiver’s Corner, Juliah speaks with Glenna Hecht, two-time author, speaker, and advocate about the powerful game she created with her mother, “How Old Are You Today?” What began as a way to cope with confusion became a daily ritual that preserved identity, sparked humour, and strengthened their bond through every stage of dementia.   Glenna shares honest reflections on recognising the early signs of dementia, navigating guilt and grief as a caregiver, and why humour, repetition, and presence matter more than memory. Together, they explore how caregivers can stay connected, protect their own wellbeing, and find moments of joy, even in the hardest seasons.   A heartfelt, hopeful conversation for anyone caring for, loving, or supporting someone living with dementia.   Key Takeaways   Connection is still possible, even when memory fades Humour can be a powerful tool in dementia care Caregiving requires compassion — for others and yourself Let me take this time and Thank you, our dear listeners, for tuning in to this episode! If you enjoyed our conversation with Glenna or you are passionate about dementia care, please consider leaving a review and sharing this episode with someone who might benefit from it. Your support helps us reach more people and raise awareness about dementia-related issues. Until next time, thank you for listening and bye for now! and take care—! Tara!"