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Living through Loss by Sonia Moore

8th December 20207th December 2020 Becky Wybrow 95 Views 0 Comments COVID-19, death of a loved one, dementia, miscarriages, sonia moore

Whilst it appears that we are living in unprecedented times, during which fear, anxiety and nervousness are all rational feelings,

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Dementia and religion: ‘What if I forget about God?’

3rd September 201927th August 2019 Josie McFarlane 2370 Views 0 Comments church, Death, dementia, God, health, Religion

Dementia is the overall term for memory loss and cognitive impairment that results from diseases such as Alzheimer’s. It progresses

Dementia: Third of BAME people see condition as inevitable, says charity

26th July 201923rd July 2019 Josie McFarlane 652 Views 0 Comments awareness, BAME, charity, dementia, health, Support

One in 3 people from a black and minority ethnic (BAME) background still believe that dementia is an inevitable part

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Living with Dementia

20th July 201919th July 2019 Josie McFarlane 2253 Views 0 Comments awareness, dementia, health

Tips on Living with Dementia What a lot of people don’t know is that Dementia is not a disease, but

How can churches can be dementia inclusive?

23rd May 201922nd May 2019 Josie McFarlane 571 Views 0 Comments Christians, church, dementia, God, health, Inclusive, well being

This Dementia Action Week sees the launch of a Dementia Inclusive Church Guide. Titled Travelling Together, this practical resource from

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Black people more likely to develop dementia, new study finds

9th August 20189th August 2018 DTadmin 1965 Views 0 Comments Alzheimer’s Research UK, black, Black people, cardiovascular disease, Clinical Epidemiology, community, dementia, dementia diagnosis, Dr Alison Evans, Dr Claudia Cooper, Dr Tra My Pham, Health inequalities, King's College London, memory loss, memory problems, thinking skills, University College London, Wesley Dowridge, Windrush generation

‘Black people I know have been reluctant to seek help for memory problems because of worries about being treated fairly, or