What Are the General Stages of Dementia?
You are reading a post on the general stages of dementia. Bear in mind, that dementia is a general term to describe a long list of…
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Wheelchair Restraint Regulations You Must Know
It is quintessential for a caregiver, nursing professional or a family member of a wheelchair user to know the latest wheelchair restraint regulations in North America. …
Top 10 Brain Diseases Of All Time
In this post, I have listed the top 10 brain diseases that have the worst symptoms and a high mortality rate. This is an educational article….
What Is Alzheimer’s Disease?
Alzheimer’s disease is a fatal neurological disorder. It’s victims lose their memory due to progressive brain deterioration. [1] Reports suggest that every 65 seconds one person…
Is it normal to be ashamed of having Huntington’s Disease?
Should you feel ashamed for having a genetic disorder? There’s nothing to be ashamed of having been diagnosed with Huntington’s disease, but yes, I would understand…
5 Must-Know Huntington’s Disease Facts
This post gives you the facts you need to make important decisions as a Huntington’s disease patient or a caregiver. Huntington’s disease is one of the…
Best Treatment Options for Huntington’s Disease
Unfortunately, there is no treatment to reverse or cure this disease entirely. But there are many viable treatment options available to reduce the clinical symptoms of…
Should I Marry Someone With Huntington’s Disease?
Picture yourself five years from now— having to take care of a person who is severely disabled, you can’t have children, you will have to pay…
What Should I Do if I’m Showing Signs of Huntington’s Disease?
Huntington’s disease does not affect every person in the same way. You can show signs similar to that of Huntington’s disease without actually having the faulty…
Are Alzheimer’s and Dementia the Same Thing?
If you ever have heard about brain disorders like Alzheimer’s disease or dementia, you would definitely be having doubts concerning their connection to each other. Alzheimer’s…