<EDWARDSH at QUT.EDU.AU> writes:
>> Dear George, Indie, Louella, Mary
> Hi! I agree with all the comments made. My greatest
> passion and research interest at present is that it is the
> talk that we have with older people, especially ADs, that
> has the greatest impact on their health and well-being.
> Amy comments????
At the later stage of AD where little activity other than listening is
possible, undoubtedly you are correct. At less sever stages of the disease,
then you are probably correct if you include in your "talk" our exortations to
other usefule behavior, e.g. to "get up out of bed and interact with others on
the unit."
What type of "talk" are you thinking about?
-phil
> Helen
>
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