We Remember You

05/11/2026

This past Thursday night marked the end-of-project show for the Rutherford County Arts Alliance. I had the chance to share my thoughts and a few poems about the Plight of the Dementia Caregiver. It was a fantastic evening that celebrated a wonderful program offering countless opportunities to create art, build memories, share stories, and, most importantly, care for one another. It was truly a terrific series, and we’re excited to build on this year’s success in the months ahead. Thank you Arts Alliance! Mindful Care Adult Day Services - a program of Elders First

05/06/2026

Mark your calendars now for September 19th! Something special is coming your way... You don't want to miss it!

05/06/2026

We had a great time at Mindful Care Adult Day Services - a program of Elders First fundraiser - Mindful Games! It was a wonderful evening filled with great people, fun, conversation and excellent food. If you have not attended this event in the past, you should make plans to be there in 2027! And, yes, our team won the Trivia Contest!

03/27/2026

🎉 We Remember You is excited to support Mindful Care’s upcoming annual fundraiser — Mindful Games! 🎉

We had an absolute blast last year. The Brainiac Trivia was a hit, the energy in the room was incredible, and you just can’t beat that gorgeous view from the Fountains banquet room.

Mindful Care still has a few tables available for this year’s event. Take a look at the flyer, gather your team, and make the call today to reserve your table 615 483 4093

Come ready for a night of fun, friendly competition, and meaningful connection — all in support of our dementia community.

💛 Let’s show up big for Mindful Care!
Mindful Care Adult Day Services - a program of Elders First

03/16/2026

Some wonderful advice from the point of view of the person living with dementia... "16 Things"

Mindful Care Adult Day Services - a program of Elders First

03/09/2026

💜 Alzheimer’s is rising across Tennessee, and with it comes an even greater weight on the shoulders of family caregivers. Every year, Tennesseans provide millions of unpaid caregiving hours—often while juggling work, family, and financial strain.
At We Remember You, we walk beside caregivers through this journey.
We offer community, resources, awareness, respite, and—most importantly—hope. No one should face dementia alone, and together we can make sure they don’t.
If you know a caregiver who could use support, encouragement, or simply a place to breathe, we’re here.

02/20/2026

✨ A Moment of True Joy First United Methodist Church Murfreesboro on February 18th ✨
Today’s dementia‑friendly worship service First United Methodist Church Murfreesboro was a beautiful reminder of what church can be at its best — a place where every person is welcomed, included, and embraced with love.
Caregivers and their loved ones were able to participate fully in a meaningful service filled with a wonderful message, thoughtful visual aides, familiar music, and heartfelt fellowship. The entire morning was shaped around their needs, creating a gentle, grace‑filled space for connection and worship.
What a gift to witness such joy, comfort, and community. 💛 Mindful Care Adult Day Services - a program of Elders First

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02/03/2026

How are you planning to celebrate Valentine's Day with your loved ones? Here's a few fun and creative ideas that you can try over the next several days to bring some joy and smiles into your Valentine's celebrations.

10 Easy Valentine's crafts for dementia designed to meet your loved one right where they are, celebrating their abilities and creating joy

02/03/2026

A good read with some wonderful insights...

What truly makes life worth living even with dementia? It’s a question that goes beyond symptoms, treatments, and care plans. It’s about connection, meaning, dignity, and moments of joy, no matter the diagnosis.

In this thoughtful piece, Dr. Liz explores what matters most to people as they age:
- Purpose
- Relationships
- Comfort
- Engagement
- Feeling seen and understood

Too often, dementia care focuses only on decline, but life doesn’t have to be defined by loss. With the right support, routines, and understanding, people can still experience moments of peace, laughter, beauty, and connection every day.

Whether you’re caring for a loved one or planning for your own future, this perspective is a gentle reminder that quality of life is just as important as medical care.

Read more here:
https://drlizgeriatrics.com/elderconsult-core-principles/what-makes-life-worth-living/

What brings meaning to your day? Share with us in the comments, your experience might help someone else.

01/27/2026

Wow... what a snowy and icy few days in Middle Tennessee! As you continue to care for your loved ones, here's some great advice from the Alzheimer's Research Association on how to make these winter months easier and safer...

Learn essential tips for keeping dementia patients safe in cold weather. Ensure warmth, nutrition, and routine to prevent risks like hypothermia.