Thoughts from a Person with Dementia
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We have a number of people with Dementia who contribute to the website from time to time, mainly in the form of written articles. Here you'll find a list of the most recent contributors, with the articles they have written. We hope you'll enjoy reading them !
If you have Dementia and would like to submit an article for inclusion in this part of the website, please contact us using the details provided on the 'Contact Us' page.
If you have Dementia and would like to submit an article for inclusion in this part of the website, please contact us using the details provided on the 'Contact Us' page.
Dr Kartar Badsha
Dr Badsha has Dementia and lives in Southport, Merseyside. In addition to kindly appearing as a guest speaker at the Dementia Conference at Hope University in 2009, Dr Badsha has also expressed a wish to contribute to this part of the website. Click on any of the links below to read Dr Badsha's articles.
Dr Badsha has Dementia and lives in Southport, Merseyside. In addition to kindly appearing as a guest speaker at the Dementia Conference at Hope University in 2009, Dr Badsha has also expressed a wish to contribute to this part of the website. Click on any of the links below to read Dr Badsha's articles.
James McKillop
James has Dementia and lives in Scotland. He has kindly submitted a number of articles for us to publish on the website in the hope that it will help and inspire anyone with Dementia to do the same. Click on any of the links below to read James' articles.
James has Dementia and lives in Scotland. He has kindly submitted a number of articles for us to publish on the website in the hope that it will help and inspire anyone with Dementia to do the same. Click on any of the links below to read James' articles.
Over The Sea To Mull
In 2008 James attended a weeks respite in Mull with the help of PSS Scotland. Click on the title above to read the full story of Jame's adventure.
In 2008 James attended a weeks respite in Mull with the help of PSS Scotland. Click on the title above to read the full story of Jame's adventure.
Early Diagnosis Of Dementia
Click on the title above to read Jame's personal thoughts on Early Diagnosis of Dementia.
Click on the title above to read Jame's personal thoughts on Early Diagnosis of Dementia.
Communicating With People With Dementia
Click on the title above to read Jame's personal thoughts and experience of communicating with people with Dementia.
Click on the title above to read Jame's personal thoughts and experience of communicating with people with Dementia.
Watch a video of James on YouTube talking about his trip.
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