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The Big Dementia Conversation

Introducing The Big Dementia Conversation

‘The Big Dementia Conversation’ online advice hub is all about sharing knowledge and real-life experiences to support those who are looking after someone living with dementia. Often dementia is associated with memory, but it can present differently for many and recognising the early signs is important. An early diagnosis helps you to understand and adjust to the changes your loved one is experiencing.

The Big Dementia Conversation: Introduction

Signs of ageing or dementia?

Signs of ageing or dementia?

As we or our loved ones grow older, changes in memory, behaviour, and cognitive function are common, but distinguishing between normal ageing and early signs of dementia can be challenging.

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What are the early signs of dementia?

Dementia is a progressive condition, meaning it worsens over time. Recognising the early signs of dementia is critical because it allows for early intervention, which can help manage symptoms and improve quality of life. 

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What are the early signs of dementia?

Can the risk of dementia be reduced?

Can the risk of dementia be reduced?

Dementia is a growing concern for many people especially when getting older. It is important to understand how we can reduce the risk of dementia if you are concerned for yourself or a loved one. 

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Is a dementia diagnosis life-changing?

A dementia diagnosis can be a daunting prospect for individuals and their families and many wonder if a fulfilling life is still possible. 

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Is a dementia diagnosis life-changing?

Why get an early dementia diagnosis?

Why get an early dementia diagnosis?

Dementia is a condition that affects an individual’s memory, thinking, and behaviour. Recognising the early signs and seeking an early diagnosis can significantly improve outcomes for both the individual suffering from dementia and their family. 

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Ann's experience living well with dementia

Dr. Ann Johnson, a resident at Halecroft Grange, has been living with dementia for over 20 years, having received her diagnosis at the age of 52. Now 71, Ann continues to lead a vibrant and independent life, regularly sharing her experiences with nursing students at universities to help them understand the impact of dementia. Ann receives the support she needs to stay organised and engaged, all while being empowered to live life on her own terms. Her story is a testament to the importance of care, routine, and independence in maintaining both physical and mental wellbeing.

The Big Dementia Conversation: Ann's experience living well with dementia

Dementia help and advice

At Care UK our dementia experts have developed a series of articles and guides to help support you and your loved one in dementia journey.

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Despite the recent advances in how we approach dementia and increased awareness of the condition, dementia remains fairly misunderstood among members of the public. To help families at any stage of their dementia journey, we have launched our guide, ‘Let’s talk about dementia’.

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