Let's Talk Dementia

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three supplements for your brain

4/15/2025

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In today's video, I discuss three supplements that help build a healthy brain. They are all available on Amazon, and coconut oil is in every grocery store.

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Don't Take That Stuff!

4/8/2025

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Don't believe everything you read about or every video you watch on social media. There are so many products being pushed that are supposed to do amazing things for the body, including curing cancer. BE CAREFUL! YOU COULD CAUSE GREAT HARM TO YOURSELF!

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What Are you thinking about?

4/1/2025

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Philippians 4:8 -
"Finally, brothers and sisters, whatever is true, whatever is noble, whatever is right, whatever is pure, whatever is lovely, whatever is admirable—if anything is excellent or praiseworthy—think about such things."

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shatter the darkness

3/25/2025

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Caregiving can be difficult. There are days when all seems like gloom and despair. You might not feel hopeful. However, as children of God, our job is to shatter that darkness with The Light that lives in us. One candle can brighten a big room. Be that candle!

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when can i go home?

3/18/2025

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What are the two most commonly asked questions in a memory care community? The first is, "When are we going to eat," and the second is, "When can I go home?" How you answer that is very important.

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Two-Thirds of the brain is gone

3/11/2025

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When a person lives through all the stages of Alzheimer's disease, two-thirds of the brain has left the body. This video should help you understand your loved one's inability to react to life in a way that seems "normal."

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