Dementia Aide

04/24/2026

Walking just 20–30 minutes a day can lower your risk of cognitive decline by up to 30% 🧠

Day 3 of dementia prevention, complete ✅

You don’t need a perfect routine—just little things can go a long way.
Join me for 30 days of little things that support brain health.

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04/23/2026

Sunlight. Fresh air. Being outside. 20 mins.
Day 2 of dementia prevention, complete ✅
Dementia prevention isn’t always about big things.
Start simple & small.

Join me for 30 days of little things that prevent dementia.

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04/23/2026

I had such a meaningful conversation with Lori La Bey on the Podcast

We talked about something that so many families quietly navigate—supporting someone through incontinence...and how much of a difference the right tools (and mindset) can make for both the caregiver and the person receiving care.

Sharing the story behind Dementia Aide and why I care so deeply about making daily care easier and more dignified, was really special for me.

Grateful for the space, the honesty, and the work Lori continues to do for this community.

Link 🔗 to full convo 💬🗣️ in bio!

Our Clothing for Dementia & Incontinence: https://www.dementiaaide.com/products/anti-strip-back-zip-jumpsuit-adaptive-alzheimers-and-dementia-clothing

Watch the full conversation with Lori here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ivm5Uj0bc-4

Alzheimer’s Speaks: https://alzheimersspeaks.com
Dementia Map: https://dementiamap.com

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04/23/2026

I had such a meaningful conversation with Lori La Bey on the Alzheimer's Speaks Podcast

We talked about something that so many families quietly navigate—supporting someone through incontinence...and how much of a difference the right tools (and mindset) can make for both the caregiver and the person receiving care.

Sharing the story behind Dementia Aide and why I care so deeply about making daily care easier and more dignified, was really special for me.

Grateful for the space, the honesty, and the work Lori continues to do for this community.

Our Clothing for Dementia & Incontinence: https://www.dementiaaide.com/products/anti-strip-back-zip-jumpsuit-adaptive-alzheimers-and-dementia-clothing

Watch the full conversation with Lori here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ivm5Uj0bc-4

Alzheimer's Speaks: https://alzheimersspeaks.com
Dementia Map: https://dementiamap.com

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04/23/2026

I had such a meaningful conversation with Lori La Bey on the Alzheimer's Speaks Podcast

We talked about something that so many families quietly navigate—supporting someone through incontinence...and how much of a difference the right tools (and mindset) can make for both the caregiver and the person receiving care.

Sharing the story behind Dementia Aide and why I care so deeply about making daily care easier and more dignified, was really special for me.

Grateful for the space, the honesty, and the work Lori continues to do for this community.

Our Clothing for Dementia & Incontinence: https://www.dementiaaide.com/products/anti-strip-back-zip-jumpsuit-adaptive-alzheimers-and-dementia-clothing

Watch the full conversation with Lori here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ivm5Uj0bc-4

Alzheimer's Speaks: https://alzheimersspeaks.com
Dementia Map: https://dementiamap.com

Save 📌 share 🔁 & Subscribe 🔔!

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04/22/2026

Counting on you guys to hold me accountable. 🙏 🫶

Going to aim for 1 healthy thing a day that helps prevent dementia. I'm tired of being overwhelmed by the thousands of things I "should" be doing...so I'm starting small.

Just 1 small thing a day for 30 days.

Dementia runs in my family and that's a terrifying thought 🫠 but I know there are small things that can help prevent it for me so...lets do this. 💪

If you wanna do this together, DM me and we'll start a little accountability group.

04/17/2026

You’ll thank me later!

04/05/2026

Wishing you a peaceful Easter and a season filled with renewal, light, and quiet moments of hope.

May this time bring gentleness, rest, and small reminders of what truly matters. 🤍

From us to you!

04/01/2026

Hi my lovely followers - would any of you be willing to do a video interview with me and tell me about your story as a caregiver?

Each of our caregiving journies is unique so my co-founders and I are hoping to learn more about what some of you have gone through or are going through.

We also want to get to know you more instead of just connecting with likes and comments.

Message me if you're open and interested in helping us!

Forever grateful for each of you. 🙏

-Ana

03/23/2026

Today is my dads birthday. He would’ve turned 73.

Even though he’s no longer on this earth, I still feel so close to him everyday.

He inspired me to create Dementia Aide, a space to support other families like ours who got dealt really tough cards. To walk with people on their journey and to see the beauty in tragedy.

His legacy lives in us and this is for him. Always.

Love you my papa bear 🐻

Feliz cumpleaños 🎂 🎉🥳

03/20/2026

A new HHS-OIG report found that nursing homes inappropriately diagnosed residents with schizophrenia to mask the nursing homes’ misuse of antipsychotic drugs, to artificially inflate their star ratings, and to skirt Medicare safeguards intended to protect residents.

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03/04/2026

Been thinking a lot about connection lately…

When there’s no feedback coming back to you, how do you know that your loved one “Is there?”

It’s a straightforward answer - follow your instinct, follow your gut.

My dad lost his ability to coherently speak within a very short time, but his physical body was still intact.

Sure, he wasn’t the same dad…he never regained any ability to tell me how he was feeling or what he was wanting…but still… we somehow knew what would help him.

We knew music would bring back joy
We knew he loved a good piece of steak
We knew when he was struggling and needed extra love an patience
We knew he would respond better to calm tones

His eyes could speak, even if his words couldn’t.

Trust yourself and most importantly, trust them.
They are there, and they are grateful for you.

Link in bio to list of things that help with connection when words fail.