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Jan 27, 2025

Understanding the Progression and Stages of Dementia

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Receiving a diagnosis of any form of dementia can be distressing for both the individual diagnosed and their caregiver. The Alzheimer Society of Ontario is returning to OCO to discuss the progression and stages of the disease.

Join us to gain insights into:

  • The meaning of “progression”
  • The effects of these changes on both the diagnosed individual and their caregiver
  • Tips for managing the evolving dynamics of the relationship between the caregiver and the person living with the diagnosis.

Right now, a caregiver in Ontario is wondering if they can keep going.

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Four million Ontarians are caring for a loved one and 69% say they’re not sure they can continue. They’re exhausted, and they need help.

Your gift to the Ontario Caregiver Organization connects caregivers with free, compassionate support.

Every caregiver deserves to know they’re not alone. Donate today.

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