Stage 4 PCA Dementia Symptoms: Things Get Really Hard (Real Examples) Posterior Cortical Atrophy

Stage 4 PCA (Posterior Cortical Atrophy) Dementia is when things get really hard (for both you and your loved one). In this video, I'm walking through what happened with my mom at this stage: the everyday moments that caught us off guard, the weird challenges most people don't talk about, and the practical strategies we figured out to help her stay as independent as possible. If you're a caregiver for someone with PCA, you'll see yourself in this. We cover what the textbooks say about Stage 4, then I show you real examples; the pantry incident, how we adapted her shower routine, why she couldn't get into a car, and why falls became such a serious concern. If this resonates with you, let me know your story. Subscribe for more. WATCH STAGES 1-3 HERE:    • PCA Dementia Stages 1-3: What Caregivers N...   I'll share stages 5-7 next week. ---------------------------------- GET YOUR FREE CARE TRACKER NOW: https://DisruptDementia.com (our #1 BEST tool in our arsenal)! ---------------------------------- Hi! We're Amanda and Pam Ross, caregiver partners for our mother who was officially diagnosed with dementia in 2022. We were recently recognized by Ontario Health at Home for our Caregiving efforts. We are strong advocates for human-centred care for seniors and are sharing everything we've learned over the years in hopes to support others going through this horrible disease. ---------------------- As an Amazon Associate we earn from qualifying purchases.