Monthly Archives: March 2015

Looking at me but not Seeing me

Posted on March 27, 2015 by duncancajones

I led a Dementia Friends awareness session in Rugby this morning and among the many questions asked and points made was one about the effect dementia has on loved ones: “It must be very difficult,” the questioner asked, “for you … Continue reading →

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Happy Mothering, Caring Sunday

Posted on March 15, 2015 by duncancajones

My sister and I always enjoyed making a fuss of Mum on Mother’s Day although I seem to remember she still cooked the Sunday roast so it was a measured fuss at best. We always marked the day with a present … Continue reading →

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It’s So Good to Talk

Posted on March 6, 2015 by duncancajones

It’s been a busy week dementia-wise and it isn’t over yet. I have two more meetings today. Dementia is on the public’s radar like never before and if I’m allowed to be cynical, with politicians about to jostle for our … Continue reading →

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