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When Mom Isn’t Herself: Facing the Truth About Dementia
You’ve been noticing the subtle shifts for a while now.
Mom repeats herself more than usual. She loses her place in conversations. She hesitates before answering questions or forgets appointments she used to handle with ease. At first, you explain it away—she’s grieving Dad, the move was stressful, or maybe she’s just getting older. We all want to believe that. We want Mom to stay the strong, capable person we’ve always known.
But then something changes.
You realize this is

Janet Williams
Aug 263 min read
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