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Caring for an elderly relative with Dementia can be difficult. Here are some easy, simple and effective tips on how to calm a confused or agitated elderly relative with Dementia.

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When it comes to choices for your loved one after a diagnosis of dementia or Alzheimer’s, you may feel limited to nursing homes or assisted living facilities.  You may fear that such a change might lead your loved one to take a turn for the worse.  And in many ways, changing their everyday environment would be a detriment to their overall wellbeing.  So, with the option of relocating your newly diagnosed loved one to an assisted living facility being more of a last resort choice, you may ask yourself, what else can you do?