Columbia Lutheran Home set up a table at a recent church convention where pastors and lay leaders were gathered. We talked to those who stopped by the table about our ministry. We asked them to write prayers on note cards. Our goal was to gather 100 prayers for our residents in honor of Columbia's
The Positive Side of Dementia - Alzheimer's I know this might be sacrilege in some circles to say such a thing - and trust me, as the caregiver for my dad who has Alzheimer's for many years, I wouldn't wish it upon my worst enemy. However, I'm wondering how often it's acknowledged that there
Games for Your Gray Matter: How Mental Stimulation Helps Prevent Dementia There’s a growing body of scientific evidence showing that exercise, social engagement, and mentally stimulating activities can significantly reduce risk factors for Alzheimer’s disease and dementia. Staying mentally active doesn’t just mean reading a book a week or taking a crash course in
What to Do When You Need Memory Care You’ve likely heard about Alzheimer’s disease and the crushing effects it can have on families, but you might not understand what it is. Alzheimer’s is a progressive brain disorder that leads to mental and physical decline. It’s the chief cause of dementia. As the disease progresses,
