Mrs. Dumaresq was a care partner. She will share her experiences and will give suggestions for health and social care providers to better support care partners.
Members of the New Brunswick Forward with Dementia team recently participated in an event co-hosted by The Canadian Frailty Network and the New Brunswick Health Research Foundation.
Learn strategies for communicating with persons living with dementia by watching our webinar in collaboration with the Alzheimer Society of New Brunswick.
The story of Karen and her Mom Planning for the future looks very different for people who are 65 versus
George’s Story When George’s wife Joan (who he had met when he was 9 years old) began missing doses of her medication
A diagnosis can be traumatic, but the journey can still hold a lot of beauty. Learning to be open about a dementia diagnosis with those around you may help. Read Catherine’s story about her and her mother’s experience here.
Although it was not easy, I’m grateful I had that time with my Mom when she probably needed me most.
Rosa and Arnaldo found it difficult to get away from their small business, but now their son and daughter-in-law were
Sarah gives Phil the confidence to do things on his own.
Kerrie was the ideas person, the spontaneous one who loved life and never planned ahead. Her partner, Maeve, had always
Cheryl & Kevin’s Story Our family doctor knew Kevin had dementia. He’d suspected for the last couple of years, but
When Mom got a diagnosis of dementia, she was not able to understand her diagnosis. While I didn’t specifically ask
