The Egle House Memory Care Assisted Living Facility

05/30/2026

Door decoration craft








Where there is life, there is hope ❤️

05/27/2026

Selling Hoagies for the Egle Good Samaritan Fund
Let Gayle know if you are interested
Hoagies and Pizza are $12 each 🍕
Orders due 6/24/26
Delivery 7/8/26

05/27/2026

Warmest Birthday Wishes to Norma Jean!
🎂🎉💞🥳

05/25/2026

“Memorial Day isn’t just about honoring veterans; it’s about honoring those who died for our freedom.” – Unknown

05/22/2026

Are you driven by compassion and a strong work ethic? 💜This career opportunity may be tailored to your skills. We are currently seeking two Direct Care Workers to assume Care Manager roles working 3-11 shifts in our assisted living and memory care facility. Our on-site training program encompasses medication technician training, CPR certification, and dementia care training. 💫
If interested, contact Gayle Durst, Assisted Living Manager, at [email protected] or telephone 301-463-8928 to schedule an interview.

05/21/2026

Staying informed is key.. know the signs and seek advice from your physician

Some Dementia Does Not Start With Forgetfulness

When many people think about dementia, they immediately think of memory loss: forgetting names, repeating questions, or misplacing things.
But not every dementia journey begins that way.

For some people, the early signs may show up first in mood, personality, behavior, judgment, communication, or decision-making. This is why dementia can sometimes be misunderstood, missed, or mistaken for stress, depression, stubbornness, midlife changes, spiritual issues, relationship problems, or “just getting older.”

A person may begin to show increased irritability or mood changes. They may become easily upset, impatient, suspicious, anxious, or emotionally unpredictable in ways that feel different from their usual self.

There may be aggression or sudden changes in behavior, especially when the person feels confused, overwhelmed, frightened, or unable to explain what is happening inside them.
Some people experience depression or withdrawal from activities. They may stop enjoying things they once loved, avoid social gatherings, lose motivation, or become quieter and more isolated.

Others may have hallucinations, such as seeing or hearing things that are not there. This can be frightening for both the person and the family, especially when loved ones do not understand that the experience feels very real to them.

There may also be difficulty remembering recent events, but this may not be the first or most obvious sign. Sometimes families only notice memory changes after other behavior or personality changes have already been happening for a while.

Another warning sign can be unusual spending habits or poor financial judgment. A person who was once careful with money may begin giving money away, falling for scams, buying unnecessary items, forgetting bills, or making financial decisions that are out of character.

Sometimes a person may begin saying or believing things that are untrue or completely out of character with their values. This can be deeply painful for families, especially when the words feel hurtful, accusatory, or unlike the person they have always known.

This is why awareness matters.
Dementia is not always “just forgetting.” Sometimes it begins with changes in behavior, mood, insight, judgment, personality, or emotional control.

If you notice persistent changes that feel unusual for your loved one, especially when they interfere with daily life, relationships, safety, or decision-making, it is important to seek medical advice.

Early assessment matters. Understanding what is happening can help families respond with more compassion, plan for safety, and get the right support sooner.

Behind the behavior, there may be a brain that is struggling.
And behind the struggle, there is still a person who needs patience, dignity, and care.

05/19/2026

F I S H I N G trip!!!
Patch
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While there is life, there is hope 🙏🏻💕

05/10/2026

We had a lovely afternoon celebrating all the mothers on their day!
Happy Mother’s Day
🌸💞🎉🌺🪻🌻🌹

05/10/2026

H A P P Y
M O T H E R ‘ S
D A Y 💞🌸🌺

05/08/2026

Our lively courtyard
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While there is life, there is hope 🙏🏻💕