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Kamloops resident shares his story to bring more visibility to dementia – Vernon Morning Star

Jim Mitchell immigrated from England to Canada with his wife Margaret and their two children in 1974. Their journey began in Montreal, where they set off on an adventure to travel across Canada in a used station wagon with a borrowed tent trailer. They chose to settle in Kamloops and have lived there for the last 47 years.
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Kamloops resident shares his story to bring more visibility to dementia – Kelowna Capital News

Jim Mitchell immigrated from England to Canada with his wife Margaret and their two children in 1974. Their journey began in Montreal, where they set off on an adventure to travel across Canada in a used station wagon with a borrowed tent trailer. They chose to settle in Kamloops and have lived there for the last 47 years.
British Columbia Jim Mitchell Alzheimer Society Minds In Motion Alzheimer Society John Todd Centre In Kamloops Management Walk

Session helps Kootenay Boundary families with advance care planning for people living with dementia

When a person is diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease or other dementias, the progression of the disease may affect their ability to express their thoughts and wishes. Preparing plans in advance and knowing someone’s wishes can benefit Kootenay Boundary families in decision-making, especially when reaching the end-of-life stages. The Alzheimer Society of B.C. will be joined by
Lori Kelly Bc Centre For Palliative Care Program Operations Alzheimer Society Kootenay Boundary Palliative Care

Session helps Kootenay Boundary families with advance care planning for people living with dementia

When a person is diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease or other dementias, the progression of the disease may affect their ability to express their thoughts and wishes. Preparing plans in advance and knowing someone’s wishes can benefit Kootenay Boundary families in decision-making, especially when reaching the end-of-life stages. The Alzheimer Society of B.C. will be joined by
Lori Kelly Bc Centre For Palliative Care Program Operations Alzheimer Society Kootenay Boundary Palliative Care

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Session helps Kootenay Boundary families with advance care planning for people living with dementia

When a person is diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease or other dementias, the progression of the disease may affect their ability to express their thoughts and wishes. Preparing plans in advance and knowing someone’s wishes can benefit Kootenay Boundary families in decision-making, especially when reaching the end-of-life stages. The Alzheimer Society of B.C. will be joined by
Lori Kelly Bc Centre For Palliative Care Program Operations Alzheimer Society Kootenay Boundary Palliative Care

Kootenay family's journey with dementia an eye-opener

“Mom copes by living each day as if she is still independent – that’s how she maintains her cheerful, positive outlook,” says Lori Smith, a retired nurse who worked in Trail. Lori’s mother Donna is now living with Alzheimer’s disease. For Alzheimer’s Awareness Month this January, Lori is one of many British Columbians joining forces with the Alzheimer Society of B.C. to say,
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