Steve

Steve

Writing about Open Class Action Lawsuits and Dementia Science and Tips since 2019!

How Dementia Made Me a More Patient Person

Living with dementia, either personally or through a loved one, can profoundly change how we see the world and ourselves. For me, dementia became an unexpected teacher in patience—a quality I hadn’t fully appreciated until faced with its challenges. At…

I Found Strength in the Stories of Other Caregivers

Finding strength in the stories of other caregivers is a powerful experience that can transform your life. Caregiving is a challenging yet rewarding role, often filled with emotional highs and lows. It involves providing physical, emotional, and sometimes financial support…

When They Ask for Someone Who’s Been Gone for Years

When They Ask for Someone Who’s Been Gone for Years Imagine receiving a call or message asking for someone who hasn’t been around for years. It could be a former colleague, a friend, or even a family member. This situation…

No, It’s Not Just “Getting Old”

When we hear someone say, “It’s just part of getting old,” it often comes with a mix of resignation and misunderstanding. Aging is a natural process, but it’s not a catch-all excuse for every change or challenge we face as…

Learning to Let Go, One Day at a Time

Learning to let go is something many of us struggle with, whether it’s a past relationship, a mistake we can’t forget, or even the pressure to be perfect. The truth is, letting go isn’t about forgetting or pretending things didn’t…

When My Mom Forgot Her Own Wedding Day

When my mom forgot her own wedding day, it was a moment that caught everyone by surprise and made us all pause to think about how much emotions can run high on such an important occasion. Weddings are often seen…

It’s Not Just Memory—How Dementia Affects Everything

Dementia is often misunderstood as simply a problem of memory loss. While memory issues are a common symptom, dementia affects far more than just memory. It can impact a person’s behavior, mood, and personality, leading to significant changes in how…

The Weird Comfort of Routine in a Chaotic Mind

There’s something oddly soothing about routine when your mind feels like a stormy sea. When thoughts swirl chaotically, and emotions jump unpredictably, having a set pattern to follow can feel like an anchor in the madness. It’s not just about…