4. Spatial and Visual Problems: Difficulties in judging distances, recognizing faces, or navigating familiar environments are common. This can result in getting lost or having trouble with tasks that require hand-eye coordination. 5. Planning and Organizational Issues: Routine tasks such as managing finances, following a recipe, or planning activities can become increasingly difficult as cognitive functions decline. 6. Mood and Personality Changes: Significant changes in mood, personality, and behavior can occur. Individuals might become more easily upset, depressed, fearful, or suspicious. 7. Behavioral Changes: Uncharacteristic behaviors, such as repetitive actions, wandering, or inappropriate outbursts, can emerge as the disease progresses. 8. Hallucinations: In later stages, some individuals may experience visual or auditory hallucinations, perceiving things that aren't actually present.
On "I Forgot Day," we not only acknowledge the challenges of forgetfulness but also raise awareness about the broader impacts of Alzheimer's and dementia. At Melody Living Colorado Springs, we are committed to providing comprehensive care that addresses all aspects of these diseases, helping residents maintain their dignity and quality of life.
If you have a loved one showing signs of Alzheimer's or dementia, we invite you to learn more about our memory care services. Together, we can create a supportive and understanding community that offers hope and compassion for those affected by these challenging conditions. To learn more about our memory care community, give us a call today at 719.960.4005 or visit our contact page to learn more. Comments are closed.
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