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REM Sleep Behavior Disorder in Lewy Body Dementia

Have you ever been startled awake by your loved one acting out their dreams—punching, kicking, or even falling out of bed? These frightening episodes aren't just disrupting your sleep; they're giving you important information about their Lewy Body Dementia journey.

In our latest article, I share what I've learned about REM Sleep Behavior Disorder (RBD) from both personal experience and expert sources. You'll discover why this sleep disturbance is a core feature of LBD, affecting up to 89% of those diagnosed, though RBD can also signal other neurological conditions.

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A Caregiver’s Guide to Lewy Body Dementia

Before you can navigate this journey effectively, you need to understand what makes LBD different from other forms of dementia. This isn't just about symptoms—it's about recognizing the unique patterns and challenges that come with Lewy Body Dementia.

In this article, I break down the complex medical information into clear, practical knowledge you can use right away.

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Caregiver Burnout: Practical Tips and Advice

Preventing caregiver burnout might be the most important article on the entire site. The reality is that you cannot provide good care if you're running on empty yourself.

This isn't about luxury self-care—it's about sustainability for the long journey ahead.

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The LBD Caregiver's Lifeline Your Medical Command Center

One of the biggest challenges of LBD caregiving is keeping track of changing symptoms, medications, appointments, and questions for healthcare providers. Creating a system early will save you countless hours of frustration.

I've developed a practical approach to organizing medical information based on years of trial and error. This resource will help you become a more effective advocate for your loved one and a more informed partner to their healthcare team.

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