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The January Edition | January 18, 2024

Welcome to the January Edition of the Comfort Connection!

January is Alzheimer's Awareness Month, so in recognition of that, we've gathered resources to help you (and your loved ones) learn more...
"I always wondered if people know that they have dementia in the later stages... I guess we'll never know, but I know that [my father] feels love when we are all around him.

You can see his reaction to us when we hug him, when we talk to him, when we smile and laugh with him... He knows that there's love there."

Read Ngozi's story

Monthly Spotlight: Alzheimer's Awareness

Did you know? More than half a million Canadians live with dementia today. Dementia is not a normal part of aging, but age is the biggest risk factor.
Awareness is the first step to support your fellow Canadians who are living with this serious disease...

Keep reading & learn more

What to Expect as Dementia Progresses

If you, or a family member, have recently been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease, knowing what to expect as the disease progresses and learning what has helped others can greatly improve your quality of life.
There are many people today who have been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease who are enjoying each day, as well as planning for their futures. No matter what stage of the disease you or a family member is experiencing, information is important to understanding and living with it...
Here's what to expect at each stage:

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Recipe of the Month: Rosemary Lemon Salmon

Boost your brain with this fragrant, nutritious, and delicious meal!

Get the recipe

Video: Art & Dementia

This video explores the power of art in dispelling dementia stigma and how creative approaches can improve the lives of people with dementia.
"We think too narrowly about creativity... But we can be creative human beings in many different ways, and I have learned how incredibly creative people are in finding ways to adapt despite everything they're experiencing with dementia and memory loss.

We need to think more broadly about creativity and supporting people in being creative, in whatever way that is embodied in them." 

Watch the video

Self/Family Managed Care

Did you know? Manitoba offers Self and Family Managed Care to eligible home care recipients!
This program offers money in exchange for home care services, which can be used to hire a care company such as Comforts of Home – Care. By going this route, not only do you have a say about who comes into your home, you can ensure consistency and quality of care.

Learn more about how it works and apply today

Kind Words

"I like that I can pick my own hours, and that Comforts of Home – Care staff listens to my strengths to pair with clients… Everyone is always so friendly when I call the office." 

- Elizabeth

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