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What To Expect At Your First Appointment With A RMT by Sunstone After a pleasant greeting and your filling out the necessary Health History and Informed Consent forms, the Registered Massage Therapist will lead you into the treatment room and thoroughly look over the information you provided on the completed forms and review carefully with you. We will ask questions regarding your general health and lifestyle t ... Read on »
H1N1 22 Million ill -- 3,900 Deaths by Bob DeMarco Patient Expert In children under 18, we estimate 8 million children have been ill with influenza, 36,000 hospitalized, and 540 children have died from this pandemic influenza.From the Weekly CDC H1N1 Flu Media Briefing -- November 12, 2009We estimate the 22 million people have become ill from pandemic influenzaWe estimate 98,000 people have been hospitalized so f ... Read on »
Is it really Alzheimer's? Are you sure? by Bob DeMarco Patient Expert Today, I received an email from a reader telling me about how her father was misdiagnosed with Alzheimer's when in fact he was suffering from a brain tumor.Bob DeMarcoAlzheimer's Reading Room Editor Many people assume that if an older person becomes forgetful and can no longer deal with some of the basic activities of daily living, he or she must ... Read on »
Memory Tests to Detect Alzheimer's and Dementia the Old Fashioned Way by Bob DeMarco Patient Expert In my little world here in Delray Beach, Florida I have learned a harsh lesson -- it is very difficult to diagnose mild cognitive impairment, dementia, and probable Alzheimer's. Here are some simple tests for Alzheimer's and dementia that could be helpful......Bob DeMarcoAlzheimer's Reading Room Editor I knew something was wrong with my mother. I ... Read on »
Alzheimer's Caregiver Lament -- I can't take her out because she eats with her hands by Bob DeMarco Patient Expert The positive effects of socialization, initiative, and motivation on the part of Alzheimer's sufferers and their caregiver should not be overlooked. I believe these are as important as the medication...... My name is Bob DeMarco, I am an Alzheimer's caregiver. My mother Dorothy, now 93 years old, suffers from Alzheimer's disease. We live our life o ... Read on »
The Four Phases of Resolution -- Naomi Feil --Video by Bob DeMarco Patient Expert This video deals with the four phases of resolution by Naomi Feil. Naomi is the founder of the Validation Method of dealing with disoriented elderly.... This video is both very disconcerting and educational. You might find it very disconcerting, so consider this before watching the video. Tip of the hat to Carol Wright. Carol brought this video t ... Read on »
Early Signs of Dementia are Hard to Detect (Alzheimer's) by Bob DeMarco Patient Expert Looking back, there is little doubt in my mind I should have realized my mother was suffering from dementia sooner. Unfortunately, I didn't have the proper education, information, or frame of reference.Bob DeMarcoAlzheimer's Reading Room Editor Most people tend to ignore the early signs of Alzheimer's disease and dementia believing they are simpl ... Read on »
The Validation Breakthrough: Techniques for Communicating with People with Alzheimer's and Dementia by Bob DeMarco Patient Expert If you live with or care for someone with Alzheimer's or dementia, you should consider reading this book. The Validation Breakthrough will help you understand why Alzheimer's sufferers say what they say and do what they do. This book helps you understand communication that is often difficult to accept and hard to interpret. You might get the impres ... Read on »
Pet Therapy: Boston at Kaiser Permanente by Bob DeMarco Patient Expert Bob Armstrong brings his old golden Boston to the Kaiser Permanente hospital in Santa Clara, CA...... Carol J Wright wrote: I didn't even know they had pet therapy until mom's last day in the hospital, and found Bob and the pooch in the lobby. They were kind enough to come up to the fourth floor and had a spirit lifting visit with Mom. Tip of the ... Read on »
Alzheimer's Patients Respond to Dolls by Bob DeMarco Patient Expert This is a wonderful idea and I am sure others would be interested in following their lead. ...the daughter felt sad and "shook up" when leaving St. Elizabeth's after a visit. "After we gave her the baby doll, I never felt sad again when I left," she said. "So it was very liberating for me......" Two Catonsville mothers ... Read on »