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After brief introductions, he began to play a familiar song made famous by Ray Charles, The Right Time. David sang out and in no time, Mary joined him in perfect harmony.

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They thoughtfully named the cookbook, Of Magnolia and Mesquite, filled with their own recipes from their families. All in all, the ladies would end up selling 26 thousand of these custom cookbooks, printing the book six times to continue to fill the demand.

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For many of us, the kitchen is more than just a place to prepare meals—it’s where memories are stirred, family traditions are shared, and the senses come alive. For someone living with dementia, cooking (or even simply being present during the process) can be deeply meaningful. The sights, sounds, and smells of the kitchen awaken parts of the brain that hold onto memory, emotion, and comfort.

Here’s why cooking with the senses can be so beneficial for people with dementia.

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