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Life at home – Staying positive

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Life at home – Staying positive

Establish as early as possible some method of monitoring, to your satisfaction, how your brain is doing

I put on cheerful music, and stuff that brings back good memories.

I get upset quite easily. I calm down by watching videos on YouTube, or Face-timing my friend for a good chinwag.

We don’t suddenly lose our talents overnight and, through patience and support, we can still enjoy those talents and even discover new ones.

The diagnosis gave me freedom from my 9 – 5 job. I knew what I had, and could get on with doing what I really enjoyed i.e. campaigning.

Listen to some of the Dementia Diaries to hear other people’s experiences. You’ll discover there is a life. (Listen here).

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Dementia Voices has developed a number of websites to support the dementia community.
You can view the other sites here...

For any other general enquiries contact us at tips@myid.org.uk

Dementia Tip-Share is supported and hosted by Innovations in Dementia.
It is funded by The National Lottery Community Fund.

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lottery-community-fund-logo