Veronica discusses her chapter’s themes, explaining the role of an End of Life Doula and how they support loved ones and their families during this challenging time.
Dr. Greenhut emphasizes the necessity for caregivers to develop a plan, take charge, organize, and maintain control over their responsibilities for both their loved ones and themselves.
Lisa Skinner sharing what the common triggers are that cause behavioral and personality changes in people with dementia which includes details on what to look for if a change in behavior occurs, as well as what some of the most challenging behaviors are.
Approximately 70 to 90 percent of Alzheimer’s patients eventually develop behavioral symptoms; therefore, Lisa can’t emphasize enough the importance of being able to recognize these behavioral symptoms and what might have triggered them.
The book documents Kim’s heart-wrenching journey through grief, as well as her relentless quest to find Jack’s remains, guided by intuition and supported by her remarkable community.
Not only does Lisa identify possible triggers, but also discusses key tips and strategies for responding to these unexpected behavioral changes.
We all want the same things for ourselves and our families which are food, shelter, employment, safety, and a sense of belonging.