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Happy New Year, 2015!
Mom and I singing “Auld Lang Syne” and wishing you a happy, healthy New Year!
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Is it music therapy or not?
I have been talking a lot about “music therapy” especially in regards to my role as a full-time, live-in care giver for my mom. I used music every day as part of the care she received at home. I experienced … Continue reading
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Tagged dementia, Doug Seubert, end of life, end of life survival guide
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A tip for caregivers: USE COTTON SHEETS AND BLANKETS.
While the microfiber sheets are pretty, soft, and warm, they trap moisture close to the skin and cause skin breakdown, bed sores, and yeast infections. My mom was always cold, especially in the winter months. And they have all of … Continue reading
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Tagged Alzheimer's disease, bed sores, blankets, dementia, Doug Seubert, end of life, end of life survival guide, sheets, skin care
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Some Happy and Sad News
First the happy news! — We reached our funding goal!!! Thank you to all who have supported this project. And now the sad news — My mother, Margaret, passed away on Sunday, December 7, 2014. She was not only my … Continue reading
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Please make a small donation to help bring music to those with Alzheimer’s disease and advanced dementia!
With just 3 days left in my Kickstarter fundraising campaign, my project is 90% funded (only $54 is needed for success). CAN YOU HELP? Any donation is appreciated and will help my mom and me bring music to people with … Continue reading
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