Eating Well

It is a given that we must eat to survive. For a person with Alzheimer’s disease or a related dementia, this daily ritual can be overwhelming, frustrating, and if complications arise, possibly harmful. Embarrassment at not remembering whether he or she has eaten or how to feed oneself may cause confrontational behavior or avoidance of mealtime. As a result, this activity of daily living can become challenging for people with Alzheimer’s disease—and their caregivers. Observing your loved one’s eating habits and abilities will guide you in adopting the appropriate measures.

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