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Jacqui Bingham

Jacqui Bingham

Hi there, it’s Jacqui Bingham, I am 65 years of age, I was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s in January this year (2018). I was a funeral arranger for twelve years and had to stop working December as I could see that I was not myself at work and I was doing things which I knew that wasn’t the real me and I was making mistakes which wasn’t good. I’m from South Africa, I have a son who has a little boy of three and I have a daughter who has a son of 20 and another son of 19. I have been in South Africa (Uk) since the year 2000 and I am very settled and happy here and the reason I came here was to follow my family group as all my family has come from [Bredbury] East Stockport. thank you, bye bye.

Jacqui Bingham

New bedding seems to have been the solution to Jacqui’s sleep problems.
Jacqui is feeling left out by Dementia Congress.
“Dementia doesn’t take away the essence of Jacqui” Brilliantly put Jacqui…I’d like to see it try.
Jacqui is full of praise for the Passenger Assist Service at Northern Rail. Isn’t it great when things just work….?
Jacqui reports from the Bradford DEEP celebration. Sounds like a great event Jacqui !
Asking for help and telling people what you need can be really hard, but is vital when one has dementia, as Jacqui explains.
A call to the DWP leaves Jacqui in a spin.
Jacqui wonders how best to gently remind friends that she has dementia.
Doggy care has mixed blessings for Jacqui.
Jacqui is always spot-on when it comes to pointing out the little things that can make a huge difference for people with dementia, and this is no exception. Very well-said Jacqui.
Jacqui’s discovered recipe boxes and is delighted. A big thumbs-up for the clarity of instructions too – which meant that Jacqui and her friend were able to cook together.
Jacqui is feeling in control. What a fabulous diary.
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