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What to Expect with Late Stage Dementia Symptoms (My Experience)

Download 2 FREE dementia cheatsheets at this link: https://dementiasuccesspath.com/yt-cs 1- Activities Ideas 2- What to say/do for specific Challenging Behaviors Thanks for watching! In this video, I go over what to expect with late stage dementia symptoms and my experience with them and cover things like: how long they will be in this stage, what symptoms look like day to day and how to connect with your LO. Join our mini-series event starting May 17,2022 at 7:30pm EST Get 1 Win with 1 Challenging Behavior in 7 Days Experience. Sign up here:https://dementiasuccesspath.com/stop-... It is a week-long training experience with easy-to-follow steps to get 1 win with 1 challenging behavior so you can make caregiving easier (even if you're feeling stressed, overwhelmed, and at the end of your rope.) Your 7 day experience will consist of: 20 minute Facebook LIVE trainings for 5 days on May 17, 18,19, 20, 22, 23 which you can attend live or watch the playback of later. Each day you’ll get one bite sized action step to quickly apply lessons in the real world so you can experience results that help you get the peace and freedom you deserve. A live Zoom workshop the following week available at two different times - 7:30 E.T. on Tuesday, May 24th or 7:30 E.T. on Thursday, May 26th - called “3 Ways to Make Challenging Dementia Behaviors Easier” where we’ll celebrate each others big & small wins, participate in role-plays, and answer any lingering questions (as long as you sign-up, playback will be available if you can’t make it live.) Free printable cheat sheets that you can reference in a pinch to stop struggling and start living on your terms. A Facebook community specifically for this training experience to connect with & get support from other participants, so you get more effective, easier caregiving no matter how challenging your situation is. Whether you plan on caring for your loved one during the late stage of dementia at home until their dying day or planning on placing them, it is good to know what to expect and what you are taking on. The life expectancy for dementia can be as short as a few weeks or can go as long as several years depending on your loved one. For example, lewy body or vascular dementia folks go through it quickly. Several families of lewy body dementia patients talk to me about how quickly they declined On the flip side, alzheimer dementia folks go through it slowly and their families comment on how long they have been caring for them. Neither of these are a hard fast rule. Here is a late stage dementia timeline if you want more exact number: https://www.dementiacarecentral.com/a... End stages of dementia folks need 24/7 care and full assistance with things like eating,walking going to the bathroom. It is a ton of work to take on to be a 24/7 caregiver. It's all about what you can handle. Finally, the last thing to know is that in the last stages of dementia, they connect with you and the world through their senses. At this point, late stage dementia people have lost their ability to communicate with the outside world. Playing their favorite music,rubbing lotion on them, brushing their hair, having them sit outside in the sun are all ways you can help them continue to experience the world and be with you. Thank you for watching! Check us out our blog at www.dementiasuccesspath.com