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We're left seeking new ways to interact and trying to find the right balance among honoring and respecting our loved ones as adults while also doing everything we can to meet their needs.

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Get Prepared to Deal with Alzheimer's Disease

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We're left seeking new ways to interact and trying to find the right balance among honoring and respecting our loved ones as adults while also doing everything we can to meet their needs.

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What I’ve learned about loving someone with Alzheimer’s disease

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1. Be prepared

Estimates are that half of adults 85 and over have Alzheimer’s disease, so be prepared. Know the warning signs of the disease.

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2. Seek the advice of a medical professional early

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3. Accept help from others

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4. Remember the good times

Refresh yourself with photos, videos, letters, or other reminders of your beloved when he or she was graceful, robust, clever, handsome, or beautiful.

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