Life, Death, and What Matters In-Between

Life, Death, and What Matters In-Between

Life, Death and What Matters In-Between provides awareness, information and understanding regarding the journey of living with advanced illness and life-limiting conditions. Discussions will empower listeners to have a better quality of life, even at the end.

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July 6, 2022 21 mins
Politics plays a crucial role in tackling Alzheimer's disease and other dementia-related illnesses because of the need for policy creation, adherence to regulations, and fiscal resource allocation and management. It also can be a vehicle of cooperation with local support organizations to assist and educate families whose loved ones have dementia.

Senator Malcolm Augustine of District 47, Prince George's County, is invited to this p...
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As our loved ones get older, we want to be there for them in their golden years. We want to give them great care, a safe environment to live in, and the proper treatment if they become ill. However, most American families with older relatives find it difficult to provide them with the finest care possible. Family members may find it difficult to simultaneously provide all the necessary care to their loved ones while going about the...
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Having a loved one diagnosed with dementia takes a toll on their families, especially those who provide care for them throughout their journey. Family members must carry out their daily routines while simultaneously caring for their loved ones who have dementia. Because you are seeing your loved ones slowly succumb to the disease, it can cause stress, anxiety, and emotional suffering. It exacerbates the pain if you have little know...
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Music has the power to alter people's emotions and sentiments in an instant. It has the power to alleviate tension, discomfort, difficulty, and distraction while also bringing enjoyment and tranquility into our life. Music has the power to unite people in a number of ways.

Music is being utilized to treat various memory-loss-related disorders such as dementia in the medical field. According to several studies, persons with Alzheimer...
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Dementia has a deep impact not only on those who are diagnosed but also on the people who are closest to them. Family members have to take on different responsibilities when a relative is diagnosed with dementia. As the disease progresses, you or others in your family may find the changing roles tough to accept. It may become harder when roles change in some ways, but not in others. When this happens, it can lead to some confusion ...
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The number of people diagnosed with dementia has progressively grown in recent decades. According to some estimates, around 5.8 million people in the United States suffer from dementia-related diseases, with 5.6 million older than age 65 being at risk. Dementia-related diseases are not like cancer patients or patients with other chronic diseases like diabetes, but families suffer physically and emotionally.

In this podcast, Perry L...
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April 14, 2022 2 mins
Life, Death and What Matters In-Between provides awareness, information and understanding regarding the journey of living with advanced illness and life-limiting conditions. Discussions will empower listeners to have a better quality of life, even at the end.
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