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Recognizing the Early Signs of Dementia and Alzheimer’s—And Knowing When to Seek Help
Watching someone you love change in subtle, confusing ways can be one of life’s most difficult experiences. Dementia and Alzheimer’s disease don’t usually begin with dramatic symptoms—they often start quietly, with small shifts that are easy to overlook or explain away. But recognizing those early signs can make a meaningful difference in getting support, planning ahead, and improving quality of life. At The Big Sky Project, we’ve seen firsthand how early awareness and timely

The Big Sky Project
Apr 193 min read


Why Supporting the Big Sky Project Matters More Than Ever
Elite Tattoo supports The Big Sky Project with a Booth at the Villain Arts Festival in Omaha, NE.

The Big Sky Project
Apr 52 min read


Dementia Prevention: The Role of Diet, Nutrition, and Supplements
While there is no guaranteed way to prevent dementia, a growing body of research shows that diet and nutrition play a significant role in supporting long-term brain health and potentially reducing risk.

The Big Sky Project
Mar 222 min read


Ride for a Cause Raffle
Enter for a chance to win a Kawasaki Z400 while helping a family facing the challenges of dementia. Every $20 raffle ticket supports The Big Sky Project’s mission to help cover the bills of a dementia patient in need, with the winner drawn on July 31, 2026.

The Big Sky Project
Mar 92 min read


Dementia Resources for Families After a New Diagnosis
Where to Begin When Everything Feels Uncertain A dementia diagnosis can feel like the ground has shifted beneath your feet. Families often leave the doctor’s office with more questions than answers: What happens next? How fast will it progress? What help is available? While every journey with dementia is different, one thing is certain— you do not have to navigate this alone . There are resources, communities, and practical steps that can help your family move forward with cl

The Big Sky Project
Mar 63 min read


Veterans with Dementia: Honoring Service While Facing Memory Loss
Dementia is one of the most complex and emotionally demanding health conditions affecting older adults today. For military veterans, the impact can be even more layered—intertwined with combat exposure, service-related injuries, and decades of lived experience shaped by duty, discipline, and sacrifice. Understanding how dementia uniquely affects veterans is essential for families, caregivers, and communities who want to provide meaningful support. Understanding Dementia in Ve

The Big Sky Project
Feb 253 min read
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