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Asking Eric: Family and friends try to help, but Alzheimer’s leaves me lonely
Additionally, you may want to make use of an Alzheimer’s support group – online or in person. You can find great resources at alz.org. Not only do these groups connect you with people who understand what you’re going through, but they’ll also provide meaningful social connections.
Asking Eric: Illnesses like Alzheimer’s can be isolating. Here are some ways to feel less alone
Additionally, you may want to make use of an Alzheimer’s support group – online or in person. You can find great resources at alz.org. Not only do these groups connect you with people who understand what you’re going through, but they’ll also provide meaningful social connections.
I have always told family members they are welcome to visit, but anything more than three or four days is too long.
She brakes unexpectedly, veers across the center line and seems quite distracted. I actually think I might be in danger.
Dear Eric: I invited my sisters to visit because a family member in my town is coordinating a family artistic project.
We’ve had some improvements done on our home lately, and for each job I would get quotes from two different contractors for ...
Dear Eric: Last August, my husband and I told his niece that we would help with her daughter’s college expenses. We sent ...
It allows you to be clear in your intent and also offers your friend the chance to make an informed decision. So, give her ...
In today's Asking Eric column, R. Eric Thomas responds to someone who is broken over their husband's affair with their ...
My friend and I are in our mid-70s. We participate in several activities together – a book club, a continuing education class ...
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