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skip to content tumadro inc. the garcia family incorporated menu about the team partners projects contact signs of dementia october 26, 2015 5,689 comments for some disabilities and diseases there are quick ways for others to recognize the disability and certain limitations with the individual. things like a wheelchair, crutches, walkers, and disability assistance dogs easily identify an individual as having special needs. for dementia though there are usually no obvious signs. jorge looks like a perfectly normal adult. only when you begin to interact and communicate with him is when you notice something a little different. and this is usually fine, but in some situations it can be helpful for others to recognize that you’re with someone that may need additional help or assistance. the garcias traveled by airplane recently and the adventure through the airport had its ups and downs. the most tolling portions though were interacting with security personnel and the wheelchair assistance personnel. they didn’t understand what dementia was and that jorge while he could walk and move around normally he could not easily take directions on how to walk through the scanning machines or to understand why he needed to sit down in the wheelchair. the employees would get frustrated and could not understand why a perfectly healthy adult wouldn’t listen to them. notification cards would only help if the person understands the disease and what the person can and cannot do. there are disabilities most people are familiar with like hearing loss, loss of mobility, and blindness, but other mental or development disabilities like autism, tourette’s, down syndrome, or dementia are less well known. so when jorge interacts with individuals at the airport or even just people at the park they don’t understand why he’s acting the way he is and they don’t know how to help or what’s unhelpful. i think a huge step in the right direction would be more awareness for mental illnesses and how they can affect people. the brain is such a complex organ it’s hard for people to understand how a mental disability can affect people and it changes and it’s different for each individual with the illness. but the closer we can bring people to understanding would be helpful. the other thing that i think could be helpful is a fun, colorful button or sticker that says “i have dementia. talk to my family to learn more.” and then using this button as a way to spread awareness as well as a tool to provide immediate recognition that he may not be able to do things that you might think he could. so we’re going to look into getting some buttons created! healthy lifestyle changes for commuting september 22, 2015 october 12, 2015 8,382 comments article: cars of the future the other day pedro and i were driving around and thought it would be a neat idea if there was a car where you could stand up and drive. our ideas were around countering health issues of sitting down for too long. on long commutes and car trips back pains, leg cramps, and discomfort can begin to take it toll. the corporate office is the first arena where this health improvement has seen changes. both of our workplaces have adopted standing desks, ergonomic chairs, medicine ball chairs and other alternatives to combat the health issues of sitting at a desk for long periods of time. i think the car industry could be next to come up with creative ideas for people that want to stand while driving. the car itself would need to be fundamentally different. the idea of a break and accelerator pedal would probably not exist in this new age car. i found an article about toyota who has come up with a concept car similar to a segway that drives based on shifting weight and body motions. many car companies already have some features built into the steering wheel that lets you set cruise control, increase or decrease the cruise speed, and cancel the cruise control. this concept isn’t too far off from increasing and decreasing general speeds. pedro’s perspective coming from the car industry though is these models won’t appeal to car enthusiasts who enjoy the sport of driving. the concepts that allow for standing like the prague taxi of the future are good for commuting or tourism, but are certainly not as aerodynamic as the new models of teslas and porsches. i think we’re several concepts out from a working solution, but that means there’s lots of room for innovation. daily dementia innovations august 31, 2015 august 31, 2015 8,243 comments article: tableware designed for alzheimer’s patients author: pedro it’s interesting to find the emergence of new products, innovations, and life hacks around dementia and alzheimer patients. ones i’ve seen so far have centered around new styles of caregiving communities or around entertainment and music. this is the first one i’ve seen around food and eating, which i find more intriguing because of my dad’s relationship with food. the eatwell product line is a series of plates, cups, and utensils designed to be easier for dementia and alzheimer patients to use. the products were also designed in a way where it’s the basic utility geared towards some common issues that these patients and caregivers have around meal times. the products are also less distracting with simpler colors, but it’s very similar to what you would expect to find in a barbie doll playhouse kitchen. i like the psychology around this product innovation and the improvements they offer over typical eating utensils and bowls. we now exclusively give dad bowls to eat in so he doesn’t scoop the food off the plate. but i also think minimizing the number of things in front of dad while he’s eating is a critical component in keeping him concentrated on the current task. he will try to grab everything at once, so we rotate the items he eats and drinks rather than having all plates, bowls, and cups in front of him at one time. (this idea resonates also holds true with other activities like coloring and playing ball). so i did some research after reading this article and found a single set (bowl, spoon, cup) on the website for $60. unfortunately, that’s a bit pricy for me to realistically consider since that money should be spent on our caregiver, dental cleanings, and other improvements for his life. so i’ll be looking into lower cost solutions to see if i can achieve this same innovation. puddles, the almost therapy dog july 25, 2015 august 31, 2015 7,499 comments article: how animal therapy helps dementia patients therapy dogs are pretty common for many different illnesses and difficult situations. simon recently found the article above about how therapy dogs can help with dementia and it resonated with him. this article focused on how therapy dogs or cats can particularly bring improvements in reducing agitation, improving physical activity, improving eating, and providing pleasure to dementia patients. the garcia family has puddles – a seven year old english springer spaniel. she’s a great dog – very loving, well trained, and fairly calm now that she’s getting older. puddles has been with the family her whole life including when jorge was in earlier stages of the disease. what’s great is that jorge still seems to recognize her when she’s around even though she doesn’t currently live with him. but when she’s around it seems to provide a sense of familiarity. having puddles around often seems to give him a sense of responsibility as well. he enjoys taking care of something and the sense of independence. it’s a nice change to him feeling like he’s the one being taken care of. he’ll walk her on the lease and throw or kick a ball for her. he’ll often sit on the couch and pet her for a while too. it seems to help him stay calm and comfortable even in unfamiliar situations. so we’ll keep bringing puddles around and hopefully she’ll keep adding pleasure to his life. a lesson from nelly – i am #1 july 8, 2015 august 31, 2015 8,438 comments article: overcoming

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