Remembering what to do, when, and how

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Life at home – Remembering what to do, when, and how

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Life at home – Remembering what to do, when, and how

Even if you are going to do something straightaway, if it has several steps, write down what you are going to do (especially if there is a chance one of the steps might distract you).

If possible (and for as long as possible) use a computer/smartphone/iPad to help with your lists, keep your paper and pencil records as well.

If something has to be moved somewhere else and you are not going to do it straightaway, at least move it part way so that it will remind you next time you pass it.

Don’t ever assume you will remember something (however important / significant it might be). Everything you are not going to do straightaway should be written down, straightaway.

Prepare in advance (as far as you can, while you can) for what is coming.

Make lists, make them in advance of needing them, modify them as errors and omissions are detected. Make a list of your lists (and how / where to find them).

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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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