Facing the reality of dementia and end-of-life care is challenging, but with the right guidance, you can find your way. This book follows The Empowered Caregivers Guide to Dementia, continuing to offer advice and insights.
Caring for a loved one with dementia is not an easy decision.
You probably have a million questions, such as:
How do I choose the right memory care community?
What are the legal aspects I need to consider?
How do I handle the emotional toll? How Do I Say Goodbye?
You are not alone.
With someone in the world developing dementia every three seconds and over 55 million people worldwide living with it, these are concerns shared by millions.
The numbers are staggering and will nearly double every 20 years, making dementia care a growing issue for families everywhere.
Yet, no one is ever fully prepared to face the challenges that come with watching a loved one’s mind slowly slip away.
While there is plenty of advice online on what to do and how to feel, when you are seeing them slowly fade into dementia’s grips, it can still be overwhelming and heart-wrenching.
You can count on this book to provide the practical and compassionate support you need.
Based on the author’s real-life experiences, this guide is designed to provide practical advice, legal insights, and emotional support to help you navigate these challenges more effectively.
Inside, you will discover:
● Clear explanations of what to expect and how to prepare for end-of-life
● Everything you need to know about legal requirements to protect yourself and your loved one – protect their rights until the end
● Tips and advice to help you select the best facility for your loved one’s needs
● The importance of a hospital bed and why you should get it sooner than later – the right equipment can make a world of difference in comfort and care
● Practical advice on managing the day-to-day operations and interactions within care facilities
● A deep dive into palliative care options and the appropriate use of medications to ease discomfort
● Insight into the multifaceted costs of caregiving – get a clear picture of the financial aspects and plan accordingly
● Understand the national staffing crisis in nursing homes and assisted living facilities and the need for universal dementia care standards
● Grasp the significance of the patient’s “Right to Fall”
And much more…
You might be thinking,“Will this help me?” The answer is yes.
You will not find vague promises or empty reassurances here—just practical, actionable advice.
You will feel more prepared, less stressed, and more capable of providing the best care for your loved one.
You will find guidance,a sense of support, and a community understanding of what you are going through.
