LA FAMILLE AU JARDIN

• You, the primary caregivers
• The onset of the disease
• Memory and communication
• Your relationship
• Activities
• Hygiene issues
• Safety
• Dressing
• Living alone
• Mood swings
• Behavior

As the primary caregiver or family member of someone with dementia, you probably have many questions: "How should I handle this? What should I do? What is happening?" This section is a wealth of useful information that will undoubtedly make you think about your daily life. Every situation is unique, of course, but certain facts and behaviors are common to every family affected by Alzheimer's disease. This chapter is taken from the Alzheimer Europe website, as it provides very general information. For information specific to a particular region, you can visit the Alzheimer Switzerland website.

Are you looking for information in a language other than French or German? Click here to access the list of national Alzheimer's associations by country. http://www.alz.co.uk/associations

The Australian Alzheimer's Association provides clear and practical information in over 30 languages: http://www.fightdementia.org.au/understanding-dementia/information-in-other-languages.aspx