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02/03/2026

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BIG UPDATE: The president has signed the bipartisan spending package into law that includes a $100 million increase for Alzheimer’s and dementia research at the National Institutes of Health (NIH) and $41.5 million for implementation of the BOLD Infrastructure for Alzheimer’s Act at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) in fiscal year 2026. 🎆

With the $100 million funding increase now finalized, the total annual federal investment in Alzheimer’s and dementia research will be approximately $3.9 billion.

The BOLD funding represents the highest annual investment since the law was enacted, strengthening the nation’s public health response to Alzheimer’s and other dementia in communities across the country.

This victory belongs to every advocate who raised their voice in support of this important investment. This wouldn’t have been possible without your dedication to the cause. 💜

01/28/2026

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01/19/2026

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Is this more common in certain types of dementia?

The short answer is yes, some dementias are more strongly associated with suspicion, paranoia, and false accusations than others. It’s about which parts of the brain are affected.

Vascular dementia is one of the most common.
Damage to reasoning, insight, and emotional regulation often in sudden or stepwise changes can make people feel confused and out of control.
When thinking becomes rigid and insight is reduced, the brain struggles to make sense of what’s happening. In that space, suspicion can take hold very quickly, especially around money, belongings, or fears of being harmed.

WHAT TO DO

When suspicion or accusations appear, focus on reducing fear rather than correcting facts.

Stay calm and avoid arguing or trying to prove the belief is wrong this often increases distress.

Acknowledge the emotion underneath the accusation with simple reassurance, such as:
“That sounds worrying” or “I can see this feels upsetting.”

Keep the environment as calm and predictable as possible. Noise, clutter, unfamiliar people, or sudden changes can worsen suspicion.

If accusations are new, escalating, or causing significant distress, seek medical advice. Pain, infection, medication effects, or further vascular changes can all contribute and sometimes treatment can help.

Most importantly, remember
these accusations are symptoms, not deliberate behaviour and you don’t have to carry blame that doesn’t belong to you.

01/04/2026

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One of the early signs of dementia is difficulty processing space and visual information, not poor eyesight. At this stage many families feel confused and dismiss what they’re seeing.

People may get lost in familiar places or misjudge steps or distances. Others may struggle with depth perception or find parking their car difficult
Some will have trouble reading clocks or following visual layouts.
The eyes are often working perfectly well.

What’s changing is the brain’s ability to interpret what the eyes are seeing. People are the told
“You just need new glasses.”
“You’re getting clumsy.”
“It’s just ageing.”

Families may notice more bumps and near-falls. Also hesitation at doorways or stairs and anxiety in busy or unfamiliar environments. There will also be a sudden reluctance to go out.

These changes can feel subtle but they’re deeply unsettling for the person experiencing them.

Imagine seeing the world clearly, but no longer trusting what it means. Spatial and visual processing problems are neurological and are often early signs of dementia.
They are also one reason confidence, independence and mobility can decline long before memory loss becomes obvious.
Be kind

01/03/2026

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12/31/2025

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Alzheimer's is the leading cause of dementia and is expected to affect over 150 million people by 2050. Read more from the study here: https://fox8.com/news/new-local-study-shows-alzheimers-could-be-reversed-bringing-hope-to-patients/

11/27/2025

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11/25/2025

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08/27/2025

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08/10/2025

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