#alzeimer

[la-sofia]

Tengo mucho cansancio el amor que teníamos ayer esta ya quebrado, preguntaras: - ¿Quiénes son los culpables? pero no hay dos sino uno

Eres tu querido, lo rompiste también rompiste tu memoria han pasado cinco años y  volviste a olvidar que me perdiste te narre la historia, respondiste: - ¡Que mentira es esta! - Yo nunca te fallaría

Parte I

-Sofia

[ospgroupllc]

Finding The Right Help

When families and friends come together to think of an alternate plan on what to provide for your loved one who is either sick, disabled, limited functionality, etc. It becomes an overwhelming process to think of a master plan to secure and comfort our loved ones. This can outright be mind bottling, better yet, mind wrecking in so many ways!! DO YOU NEED HELP?

We often never think nor become prepared for such a responsibility, and at times can lead us ourselves into depression worrying and stressing on whether if the right thing is being done. Sometime we have to ask ourselves, “Would we want this?” or, “Would this be ok for me?,” as we can settle with so can our family or friends who are elder and disabled. It is often how some of the ones who representatives or family members think in order to make that decision. Believe it or not this can at times work and on the other hand it won’t work. DO YOU NEED HELP?

If you are lucky enough to ask them yourselves, even better. BUT, and there is a but, there are times that you as the responsible individual must realize that your loved one may not be in their best state of mind. Competence is often at risk when is comes the elderly and disabled population where that person is no longer able to make logical decisions independently. However, it is not limited to just competence. It involves an array of limitations and restrictions from what they once knew or from what it once was for them on an everyday basis. For instance, some of the limitation and restrictions can consist of walking, talking, writing, memory, cooking, house cleaning, laundry, meal preparation, etc. The list can go on. The past now becomes a dream longed for, a daydream into the past, and wished for to be in the now. Saddening right? But it doesn’t have to be! (Depression and suicide is something that occasionally happens in certain cases and must be taken seriously.) DO YOU NEED HELP?

Odin Street Parks Group is here to help and assist with all communities that need services aiding to the elderly and disabled. We understand struggle and tedious and tiresome work it involves to the find that right “help” needed to care for your loved one(s). Our brief description mention above is just the tip of the iceberg on what families and friends battle with on a daily basis, including the consumer themselves. OSP Group is a strong believer in making your loved one just as happy as you are by just being happy. Happy about them, happy about just being here, and happy about just being themselves and more. Words can only say so much, but if actions were to be backed by just doing and providing, it will definitely make a difference in their world. If you are saying, “Easier said than done,” you would be right. This is where home care providers and caregivers come into play to make this process a little more easier for the family member and/or friend. This is why it is important that you make the right choice is choosing the right provider that best fits your loved one, which can be determined through an initial process during the intake assessment.  Assessments are formed to easily determine what service is needed and what level of service would be a better fit for your loved one. There is no such thing as too much help but it is our focus the make sure you are not going without help. Being able to provide is not easy, but can be for providers who take pride in looking towards a challenging puzzle in figuring out what makes a consumer of ours happy and comfortable. Life itself is a struggle for some, managing agendas to accomplish on a daily basis, errands, bills, events to attend, etc., which all can be difficult to keep up with at times when you also have a mother, father, grandparent, aunt or uncle, etc., to care for. So when it comes to shopping a personal home care provider it is always best to make sure you have your questions lined up for what is to offered on the table. Help is hard to come by these days.

OSP Group, CentrePointe Home Care has gone through adequate training and research to achieve all measures of accommodating and discovering each and every consumer’s needs. Every approach becomes a trial and error process which we are willing take, however, it is a group effort where family and the community must come together in order to achieve the expectations needed. The owner specializes in theorizing, analyzing, behavioral analyzing, and venturing into varying search methods to accomplish one goal, satisfaction. With a strong background in Human Resources along with MS in Labor and Employment Law with a BS in Psychology, the owner has the drive and  enthusiasm to take any challenge into effect and come out with a win. Each approach is individual based and each end result is understood not to be permanent but flexible as needs and behaviors do tend to change for the consumer as well as the caregiver. 

by OSP Group LLC

[espiritualistaforadacaixa]

. Cientistas da Universidade de Boston descobriram que, durante o sono, o cérebro exibe ondas de oxigenação do sangue (vermelha), seguidas por ondas de líquido cefalorraquidiano (azul). . Novas pesquisas da Universidade de Boston sugerem que, enquanto você dorme, algo incrível acontece dentro do seu cérebro. Seus neurônios vão ficar quietos e, alguns segundos depois, o sangue fluirá da sua cabeça. Então, um líquido aquoso chamado líquido cefalorraquidiano (LCR, na sigla em inglês) fluirá, lavando seu cérebro em ondas rítmicas e pulsantes. . O estudo, publicado em outubro na Science, é o primeiro a ilustrar que o LCR do cérebro pulsa durante o sono e que esses movimentos estão intimamente ligados à atividade das ondas cerebrais e ao fluxo sanguíneo. . A pesquisa também pode ser o primeiro estudo a capturar imagens do LCR durante o sono. E Lewis espera que um dia leve a insights sobre uma variedade de distúrbios neurológicos e psicológicos frequentemente associados a padrões de sono interrompidos, incluindo o autismo e a doença de Alzheimer. Por Ciencianautas Fonte: FULTZ, Nina E. et al. “Coupled electrophysiological, hemodynamic, and cerebrospinal fluid oscillations in human sleep”; Science, 2019. #neurociencia #qualidadedosono #insonia #alzeimer #saudefuncional #personalholistico (em Instituto Bruno Mayer) https://www.instagram.com/p/B7j37MkpgHq/?igshid=gbrpij6gt0fl

[the95liner]

hi guys

one of my friends is conducting a survey, if you guys have time would you please answer the following questions. your answers can be in point form. here is the link to the survey!

1. What do you know about Alzheimer’s?

2. Have you have experience with Alzheimer patients, if so, can you tell me a little about it?

3. What are the things you wish you knew before interacting with person with Alzheimer’s?

4. What do you think are some causes of Alzheimer's disease?

5. What would you like to know about Alzheimer’s that you don’t already know?

6. What are some remedies for Alzheimer’s?

7. What are some ways to prevent Alzheimer’s?

8. How would you go about finding more information on Alzheimer’s? What resources would you use?

9. If you are looking on a general website about Alzheimer’s, how would you prefer it to be presented? What would you want to know most about?

[dalam-benakku]

I’m Sorry

I’m sorry. I’m so sorry. I never meant to break your heart. God, what have I done? Are you crying now? I didn’t want to see you crying or in pain. I wanted to make you happy. But all I’ve done is put you in agony. Oh my love, don’t get me wrong. I only love you and only you. I only think of you. I only remember you. How badly do I wish to show you my heart! Is there any way I can do that while my memory remains? Oh, my heart races. I love you, only. I don’t want to forget that. And I must not. Can you see that? Can you feel my heart? I’m afraid my just returned memory will leave me again.. Before I tell you everything I have to say. I love you. And I’m sorry. I met you because I was forgetful. I’m leaving you because I’m forgetful. You were the best thing that ever happened to me. How thankful I am to God for having sent you as a gift to me. I don’t have to remember you. You’re a part of me. I smile, laugh, and smell like you do. I might forget you, but nothing can drive you out of my body. Although you’ve never told me you love me.. I know deep in my heart that you love me. Forgive me for leaving you Surat dari Su-jin ke Cheol-So A Moment to Remember, 2004 (Hati siapa yang gak terenyuh pas surat ini dibaca, D**n!!!)

[georgezapo]

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[suicidaxxx]

La importancia de la comunicacion entre las personas es algo esencial.

Isabel tiene 73 años, ella es sordamuda su pelo aun no es del todo blanco, su espiritu es como la de una joven de 21 años. Logra hacerse entender, encaja en esta sociedad enfermiza. Hace unos meses se entero que su compañero de vida tiene Demencia. El no es tan grande solo unos dos o tres años mas que ella.

Han dejado de comunicarse entre ellos, él ya no recuerda su lenguaje de señas.

La demencia suele ser generalizada. Perdemos los sentidos comunes a los cuales aprendemos a lo largo de la vida. La memoria de desvanece, es como si volvieramos a nacer. Nos olvidamos del habla, dejamos de saber como se come y para que. Perdemos la presepcion absoluda de lo que es "vivir" o "relacionarse".

No hay cura.

Un dia de estos... ya no la recordara. Verá sus fotos en su mueble y pensará ¿ quién es o quién fue?, y lo mas triste de todo esto, es que aún ella lo recuerda. ¿ Qué se hace con esa parte de la conciencia ? ¿Cómo uno olvida aún recordando?.

La demecia supuestamente tiene 6 fases entre ellas...

Pérdida de la memoria, que generalmente nota otra persona.

Dificultades para comunicarse o encontrar las palabras.

Dificultad con las habilidades visuales y espaciales, como perderse mientras se conduce.

Problemas para razonar o resolver problemas.

Dificultad para realizar tareas complejas.

Dificultad para planificar y organizarse.

Mala coordinación y control de los movimientos.

Confusión y desorientación.

Tuve una tia que a sus 45 años le agarro alzehimer por situaciones de la vida, a sus 40 años se entero que era adoptada y que su padre biologico, que aun vivia en ese entonces... se encontra a un par de cuadras de su casa. Fue tanta su tristeza, que el alzeimer se llevo todo con ella.

Aun tengo un calido recuerdo de ella de cuando viajamos a Buenos Aires muy de vez en cuando... Eran viajes breves, mis padres no solian relacionarse mucho con sus familiares y digo familiares, porque aun hoy de grande no he tenido mucho trato con ellos.

Eran veranos los de antes, el sol partia la tierra. No recuerdo con claridad pero ambas nos encontrabamos en una carpa, me dijo que eligiera un libro de la repiza para que me leyera, ya que la ultima vez que la vi tendria aproximadamente unos 5 o 6 años. Eran libros coleccionables no recuerdo si eran Billiken o otra coleccion. Hermosa Claudia eterna seras en mi memoria. Mis padres no solian leerme, entonces disfrute mucho su lectura. El año que me entere que la diagnosticaron, se me vino encima este recuerdo de ella y yo en el verano leyendo libros sobre piratas. Simplemente sublime, como uno va olvidando ciertos detalles de la vida. Tenia miedo de que ella no me recordara. Pero algo alivio mi angustia... Mi hermana fue a verla antes que partiera, y pregunto por mi.

Se me vino a la memoria su sonrisa de oreja a oreja.

[pleasant-care-and-nurse-staffing]

Dementia is more than just memory loss—it affects thinking, emotions, and daily life.

With the right care and support, those affected can live with dignity and comfort.

Patience, love, and understanding make all the difference.

Let’s raise awareness and support those on this journey.