Teepa Snow: How Dementia Really Feels (What Caregivers Need to Know)

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  @Theoneandonly38dd · 4 years ago

  This is, without a doubt, the best, comprehensive description of how dementia/alzheimer's works on a person and how to handle conversations with loved ones.  Teepa is BRILLIANT!  She demonstrates exactly how a person with dementia acts.  And just watching her make sense of her response back to the loved one is amazing.  You can tell she has really studied these people and understands them and how to deal with them with love rather than a scolding manner.  MANY THANKS for your insight.  I have learned so much!!

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• SE

  @seniletravel7171 · 6 years ago

  Teepa Snow is clearly a master communicator, a Godsend to hurting and exhausted caregivers. 🙏

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• VE

  @verabentley7868 · 6 years ago

  Isnt teepa just such a wonderful, knowledgeable person?

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• RO

  @rondaleistiko1227 · 4 years ago

  So thankful for your help 💕 Dad passed away. He was My mother's caretaker and hid the fact that Mom had dementia. When he went to the hospital I rushed to them with a one way ticket and stayed for 3 months with my mother. Visiting my Dad everyday he would sing to her when she was getting upset it always made her feel better. He was such a strong man to care for her that way he died after 6 weeks after I arrived. Mom became violent and I had to place her in a memory care center. I now start my phone conversation with the Scooby-Doo song. It makes her happy 😊

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• JU

  @juliepalmer1145 · 6 years ago

  Teepa you are nothing short of brilliant,,! I thank you .

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• PO

  @pogoj-d9d · 2 years ago

  I am 71, i accept I could develop dementia and thus want to prep them and insill your care knowledge  in them. 😊

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• OB

  @obiedrier4841 · 7 years ago

  Teepa is the one person I can listen to lecture about dementia/Alzheimer's, and I don't get depressed.  She's uplifting

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• PA

  @pameladagenhart8504 · 2 months ago (edited)

  “Every now & then in this situation, I’m with it enough to say “thank you”. And in some cases someone earlier in their lives, a child, a friend has been injured or died in a traffic accident. Also, watching//listening to the news can cause all kinds of fears to be more.😳🙏🏻

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• TE

  @terriharrigan891 · 4 years ago

  Brilliant lady Teepa is. I would love her by my side to assist in helping with my mum. Teepa is a Godsend.

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• ME

  @melodeealexander6360 · 4 years ago

  Teepa is such a source of hope, strength, & knowledge! Thank you Teepa!

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• HE

  @heathercrabtree5006 · 5 years ago

  Its so complicated but at the same time its so simple, put yourself in their place, go to where they are at in their head

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• IR

  @irmapena9319 · 2 years ago

  Gracias dear Teepa

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