Thanksgiving is a day dedicated to spending time with family and friends, sharing a meal, reminiscing old memories, and giving thanks. However, when a parent is diagnosed with Alzheimer's, some old family traditions may overwhelm them, leading to confusion or anxiety.

There is also added stress from the hustle and bustle surrounding preparation for such a holiday. Here are some family traditions to make thanksgiving more enjoyable for a loved one with Alzheimer's and the rest of the family.

According to a recent Science Daily study, approximately 6.5 million seniors are living with Alzheimer's. Many of our aides assist senior loved ones and their families impacted by it. There have been several new studies in 2022 and here are the latest developments: