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25.01.2022 RIP Sean Connery Thanks for the wonderful characters you played.

23.01.2022 Ho le rughe. Mi sono guardata allo specchio e ho scoperto di avere molte rughe, intorno agli occhi, alla bocca, sulla fronte. Ho le rughe perché ho avuto amici,... e abbiamo riso, abbiamo riso tanto, fino alle lacrime. E ho conosciuto l'amore, che mi ha fatto strizzare gli occhi di gioia. Ho le rughe perché ho avuto dei figli, e mi sono preoccupata per loro fin dal concepimento, e ho sorriso a ogni loro nuova scoperta e ho passato notti a cullarli. E poi ho pianto. Ho pianto per le persone che ho amato e che sono andate via, per poco tempo o per sempre oppure senza sapere il perché. Ho vegliato, trascorso ore insonni per progetti andati bene, andati male, mai partiti, per la febbre dei bambini, per leggere un libro Ho visto posti splendidi, nuovi, che mi hanno fatto aprire la bocca stupita, e rivisto i posti vecchi, antichi, che mi hanno fatto commuovere. Dentro a ogni solco sul mio viso, sul mio corpo, si nasconde la mia storia, le emozioni che ho vissuto, la mia bellezza più intima e se cancellassi questo, cancellerei me stessa. Ogni ruga è un aneddoto della mia vita, un battito del mio cuore, è l’album fotografico dei miei ricordi più importanti. web - See more

22.01.2022 A lovely idea Sharing via The Society for the Arts in Dementia Care

21.01.2022 Here’s an inspiring story helping to raise funds for the Royal Flying Doctors Service

20.01.2022 What absolutely fantastic news to wake up to! This morning it was announced that Sir Tom Hunter - philanthropist, entrepreneur and founder of @THunterFoundation... - has donated 1 million in support of Paul Harvey's charity single, Four Notes. The money will be split between Alzheimer's Society and @MusicForDementiaUK. Paul, a talented musician, is living with dementia but that hasn't stopped him creating new music. With support from his son Nick, the pair recorded Four Notes with the BBC Philharmonic orchestra, releasing the single on Sunday 1 November in support of the two charities. Sir Tom - who lost both his parents to dementia - saw Paul perform on BBC Breakfast and was moved by his story. 'You lit up the screen with, first of all the relationship between the father and the son, and then the relationship with music. We really believe music is a key. We believe you're on to something and we really want to help.' Thank you so much from all of us to Paul, Nick and Sir Tom! Read more: https://bbc.in/3257lW0

20.01.2022 Too often we underestimate the power of a touch, a smile, a kind word, a listening ear, an honest compliment, or the smallest act of caring, all of which have the potential to turn a life around. Leo Buscaglia Alphonse Mucha

19.01.2022 The Netherlands has found 3 brilliant ways to care for the elderly.

17.01.2022 Happy 85th Birthday Julie Andrews

16.01.2022 In case you missed it :) FREE Suggestions & Instructions for a DIY This is the Family Recipe Book I created last year for my six granddaughters. Hope you like it, and OK to share. I've popped tips and images in my BLOG: http://artistjudiparkinson.com.au//grandmas-kitchen-a-diy/

14.01.2022 Ciao!! We're looking for an Italian speaking volunteer to visit with a resident in care on the beautiful Sunshine Coast (Maroochydore). Keen to give back to you...r local community? Make a friend - and huge impact - all in one go. There is nothing better than giving the gift of friendship! Interested? Contact us today - [email protected] See more

14.01.2022 A lovely story - great knitting idea by 96yo Winifred Boyd on our Sunshine Coast

13.01.2022 ‘I’m inspired by and in awe of my mother, Thelma Voilima Gray her sense of adventure, determination, resilience and ambition. ‘As a single woman, Mum left ev...erything and everyone in Kingston, Jamaica. She flew across the Atlantic in 1954, away from friends and family, to set up a new life on a different continent. ‘Life in London wasn’t what she expected, and two years later now married she put her dreams on hold and focused on her children. ‘Mum’s plan was to become a trained hairdresser with her own salon. For a Black woman with a young family, owning a salon was out of the question. So a corner in one of the two rooms we lived in provided the space to run her hairdressing business. ‘In 1990 my sister started to notice Mum changing. She seemed more anxious than usual, worrying about things that wouldn’t normally get her flustered. We thought it might have been the menopause. But then she started to lose keys and get locked out of the house. Not long after, she was diagnosed with dementia caused by diabetes. ‘My sister made the decision that Mum would move in with her. Something brilliant happened. My sister’s house was full of children, grandchildren, nephews, nieces and friends who visited frequently. There was noise and bustle, which turned out to be the best place imaginable for Mum. She thrived in that environment. ‘Eventually, managing Mum’s diabetes became a huge challenge and she was in and out of hospital. Her dementia accelerated until she became bed bound. She passed away at home with her family around her in January 2015. ‘In 2019, I was appointed Mayoress of Lewisham, which was quite unexpected. I feel my mother is with me all the time. She equipped me with the skills and sense of responsibility to take forward her legacy of being fair, doing the right thing by people and enabling the next generation to be the best they can be.’ As #BlackHistoryMonth comes to an end, we hope you’ve enjoyed the powerful and inspirational stories of Black people affected by dementia we’ve shared with you. Read Barbara’s full story on our blog: https://www.alzheimers.org.uk//barbara-gray-creating-demen

12.01.2022 A very honest chat with two of our Paralympians.

10.01.2022 Beautiful drawing by a young artist depicting his grandfather’s journey with dementia. Sharing via Dementia Australia

09.01.2022 Sharing via The Society for the Arts in Dementia Care

08.01.2022 This time last year I shared that I was creating a Family Recipe Book for my granddaughters for Christmas 2019. It is full of favourite family recipes, photos, and anecdotes about some of our grannies. I'm sharing the How-to's in my BLOG this week. It's a lovely gift idea and preserves short family stories in a beautiful personal book. I hope you enjoy it. Have a lovely day, Judi My BLOG: http://artistjudiparkinson.com.au//grandmas-kitchen-a-diy/

08.01.2022 https://sharetimepictures.com.au/

05.01.2022 Positive Approach to Care's virtual Champion Courses are for everyone! Not ready for a Certification yet? Learn hands-on skills with PAC Mentors in just two hou...rs! The next course is THIS Friday, October 9, 2020, from 10:00am-12:00pm ET. Find out all of the details at bit.ly/champcourseoct9 #teepasnow #dementia #dementiacare #caregiver #carepartner #caregiving #alzheimer #livingwithdementia #positiveapproach #PAC

04.01.2022 Music Therapy - Beautiful. Sharing via Dementia Australia

03.01.2022 Some interesting Brisbane history.

02.01.2022 Sharing via Help Stamp out Alzheimer’s

02.01.2022 A pretty craft idea