Stopping Dementia Repeated Questions w/ Dan Salinger

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1- Activities Ideas
2- What to say/do for specific Challenging Behaviors
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[@nikkernacker1]

It’s Dan!!!!!!!! Dan we love you and your Dad!

[@chrisp231]

I worked for 15 years as a school librarian in elementary schools where, among other things, I worked with children with developmental issues. I see many parallels between adults with dementia and those children. I wonder whether "social stories" (booklets or single sheets with simple pictures or photographs demonstrating the steps of a common ativity such as getting dressed, eating meals, and other routine daily activities). Pictures really can be worth a thousand words. And in talking with the person, the fewer the words the better. Thanks for your channel, which is helping me deal with a family member who has Alzheimer's that is starting to advance more rapidly.

[@AGM-ts5bb]

I have a person with a disability at home; yes, the struggle is real. They repeat the same issues sometimes 600 times a day. Love them so much but sometimes my patience wears thin.

[@karatekai6384]

Sun downing was very stressful as the different steps came into play I remember one episode and I literally went down the wall and just started to cry it can become very overwhelming but pure love ❤️ is the key to their care

[@kimberlymullins8028]

I've cared for the elderly with Alzeimers and Dementia for the past 8 years and they have my heart ❤

[@kannettestewart8677]

So much of this resonates with me. From not sharing the Drs report, to having to put a box on the AC/ Heater Thermostat, monitoring their food supply, so you know that they are eating. It's so difficult to limit their independence, but it is absolutely necessary is some instances. Bless all the caregivers, it can be a thankless job.

[@p.siadoreyou9050]

Watching Ed help me heal from losing my own dad last year. Dan is a wonderful supportive son husband and father. He deserves nothing but joy and happiness.

[@susanlippy1009]

My mother just passed on after 9yrs of Alzheimer's. Her mother and grandmother also had it as well as her siblings all but one who have passed on with dementia. I now have a cousin who is 49yrs old and suffering with children at home to raise. My aunt is devastated crying that it was supposed to be her. My sister entered drug trials and they have done scans to find she has signs of plaques in her brain making it likely she too will experience dementia at some point. Genetic testing shows high markers on both sides of the family. I do hope they find a cure for dementia. I wish I had found your content sooner. It is invaluable to have strategies at hand to deal day to day.

[@debby891]

Great video and love watching Dan, grandpa and Danielle❤. I’m a full time caregiver for my elderly mom with Alzheimer’s and so appreciate Dan and Danielle as it can be physically , mentally and emotionally exhausting when doing it alone 24/7. I so appreciate their day to day support, humor and empathy for those of us doing it.

[@marleyjacobson-or7co]

Excellent interview! Dan is the man! He’s a sweetheart ❤I just found you because I saw Dans picture on your KZbin 😊so I’m following you now!! Your awesome and a real sweetheart I will be tuning in! Blessings and love 💕

[@catherineprentice5927]

Great video! I watch Dan and grandpa all the time….I took care of my mother in law for six years after my husband passed. It is a draining job but it was ultimately a blessing…..I don’t regret it at all!

[@rehanaamarshi5216]

I am following this channel

[@chelsealaine2550]

Love the Salingers❤😊

[@robinettbanister1236]

Can a picture book or videos of Dr Ed's brother Bill of happy times help to calm his concern and that he misses Bill. Bringing up those happy emotions that you both talked about.

[@hollykeller1545]

I believe I’ve heard Dan ask Ed “where do you think he is?” regarding Ed’s brother’s whereabouts. Once anyway.

[@dianewinters8628]

I follow Dan, Danielle, & Ed Salinger. Thank you for the informative discussion.

[@fairgreen42]

Nice! I follow Dan's channel for some time now and probably thanks to the yt algorithm your shorts started popping up. I am hooked and glad to learn more from you! Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us!

[@karlleonard3794]

Dan this was the best conversation with with anothother person from ouside your family big thank you from bring on air this helps not only one Dan I love your shows karl dundee uk

[@lwk4229]

I don’t care for a dementia patient but I fear it or that I might become the dementia patient since it runs in the family.

[@eija8042]

Good DAN you took help from a proffessional,.