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Two weeks after moving to Long Term Care

Hi everyone, here we are a little over two weeks since Heather move to long-term care at Northwood. Still lots of ups and downs… Still changes with Heather. She's adapting, but I can see that her cognitive health is declining bit by bit. I'm also adapting, and also a little bit at a time. I'm starting to get into a visiting routine and route to really appreciate the benefits of being so close to her. I hope you enjoy your visit with us today, and keep the comments coming. We have quite a community here. Xo John #YANA BACKGROUND Heather first started showing signs of memory issues in early 2021, and in October 2021 she received the diagnosis of primary progressive aphasia, which is a form of frontotemporal dementia. Her cognitive decline since then has been rapid and steady, as frequently happens with early onset dementia. Her mobility has degraded at the same time, making the situation even more challenging. How I first noticed there was an issue:    • How I first noticed there was an issue.   Heather’s reaction when it started:    • Early signs of dementia and Heather’s...   The most commonly asked question on this channel: Can you bring your dog to visit her? And the answer is, yes! They actually encourage it, so I will be bringing Penny to visit. Connect with us: [email protected] Email me if you want our mailing address My main camera for vlogging is an Insta360 GO3S Please consider making a donation to the not-for-profit Long Term Care home where Heather lives: (https://northwoodfoundation.ca) -== Troll Comment of the Week ==- From @danazyskowski6580 Having been a nurse for 20+ years I can tell you that it horrible that you dumped her there. Its selfish. Those facilities are never okay. She will not be taken care of well. I'm so sad for her. Go ahead and tell yourself you did the right thing.