Steve

Steve

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

The Guilt I Carry as a Dementia Caregiver

Being a caregiver for someone with dementia is one of the most emotionally complex roles a person can take on. The guilt that often comes with this responsibility is heavy and persistent, weaving itself into many moments of daily life.…

Dementia Made My Mom Paranoid—Here’s How We Coped

When dementia took hold of my mom, one of the hardest things we faced was her growing paranoia. It wasn’t just forgetfulness or confusion—it was this deep suspicion that people around her were out to harm or deceive her. She…

The Hardest Part of Dementia Isn’t the Memory Loss

When we think of dementia, memory loss is often the first thing that comes to mind. However, the reality is that dementia affects people in many more ways than just their memory. In fact, some of the most challenging aspects…

I Didn’t Know I Was a Caregiver Until I Burned Out

I Didn’t Know I Was a Caregiver Until I Burned Out Many of us become caregivers without realizing it. We start by helping a family member or friend with small tasks, and before we know it, we’re managing their entire…

When the Person You Love Is Still There—But Not Really

When the person you love is still physically present but emotionally distant, it can feel like living with a ghost. They’re there in the same room, sharing space and routines, but something essential has slipped away. This experience is confusing…

How Dementia Changed Our Family (and What Brought Us Closer)

Dementia is a complex and challenging condition that affects not just the person diagnosed, but also their entire family. It can bring about profound changes in relationships, daily routines, and even the emotional dynamics within the household. Our family’s journey…