To Manage Dementia Well, Start With The Caregivers

(By Lauren Gravitz for NPR)

When Kate Sieloff’s husband, Karl, began acting strange, she didn’t know where to turn. Her hard-working, affectionate spouse was suddenly having fits of anger and aggression. He stopped paying the bills. Karl, 56 at the time, was an engineer at General Motors, where he’d worked for more than 40 years. But some days he didn’t even show up for work, finding it too hard to get out of bed. Continue reading article here…

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