Mylife Edinburgh

Have you tried using reminiscence to engage someone with dementia? #dementia
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Edinburgh is an amazing city to visit. Here are our top accessible things to do in the city.
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Not many people know about care until they need it. Here are the most common misconceptions about home care.
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Thinking about a career in care? Here are our top 10 qualities that make a good carer.
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What will ageing be like in the next 50 years?
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Have you got a list of new year resolutions? Here are a few tips to help you achieve your goals.
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Happy New Year from all of us at MyLife. We hope 2019 is an amazing year for you!

Happy Christmas from all of us at MyLife. May your Christmas be full of happiness.
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The greatest gift you can give is you. Spend some time with people you love.

One of the best things about working in care is hearing the stories people have to tell. But also to be someone who offers companionship to people who are lonely. http://bit.ly/2GcHym0

Living alone isn't easy but Christmas can make it worse. If you are able to reach out to someone this year, please do it.
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Seeing older relatives in the holidays may give you cause for concern. Do they need help? Are they coping? Don't miss these signs.
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Audrey, 70, from North East England spent over 20 years being alone at Christmas, and at all other times of year too, until a visit from a volunteer called Sue changed her life.
For years, Audrey cared for her brother, husband, and son, who each had serious health problems. In her 50s, they sadly all passed away, which made life for Audrey a real struggle. She was on her own. She suffered depression which lasted for years and years. Days and weeks would go by, and she wouldn’t see anybody, especially around Christmas time. It was just her and her dogs, year after year, tormented by long dark nights.
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The Dementia Dog Project trains dogs to look after people with dementia. It's an amazing project that is making a huge difference to people. They help with medication and much more. #Dementia http://bit.ly/2zZSG09

How you can help older people to enjoy Christmas this year...
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At Christmas, many of us think of theatre for a festive night of entertainment. How about a trip to a vintage cinema? There are some wonderful old cinemas that are steeped in history to choose from. http://bit.ly/2GfZlsN

Do you have older relatives staying with you this Christmas? It could be a great time to show them how to use social media to keep in touch. Here's 13 reasons why...
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