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What Are Three Typical Emotional Responses of a Person with Dementia?

According to the World Health Organization, behavioral and psychological symptoms are common in dementia, sometimes occurring even before memory problems are apparent. It is vital for caregivers and loved ones to understand what are three typical emotional responses of a person with dementia to provide the best possible support and care. These responses often stem from brain changes and unmet needs, not willful intent.

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Why do people with dementia babble? Understanding the neurological changes

According to the World Health Organization, language difficulties are a common symptom in people with dementia and may be one of the earliest signs of the condition. The seemingly nonsensical or repetitive speech often described as “babbling” is not a deliberate behavior but a consequence of progressive damage to the brain's language centers. Understanding why people with dementia babble is the first step toward effective communication and more compassionate care.

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