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Caregiver lights Chanukah candles to illuminate Alzheimer’s challenges
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Writer Miriam Green shares caregiving stories and the recipes she learned from her mother, Naomi, who is living with Alzheimer’s. Green says she relishes the opportunity to light candles on Chanukah to symbolize “our ability to illuminate our lives and overcome the challenges that enshroud us.”
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Activities can provide meaningful benefits and reduce stress
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People living with Alzheimer's disease don't have to give up the activities that they love. In addition to enhancing quality of life, activities can reduce behaviors like wandering or agitation and can help reduce caregiver stress.
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