Feeling you had a poor relationship with the person before the diagnosis was made. I must always feel love for the person. Accept guilt as a normal part of loss and grief. Share your feelings with a sympathetic friend. Accept things that are beyond your control, and make responsible decisions for things you can control.
Many people turn to their spiritual beliefs for consolation.
Complete unfinished business with others. For example, you may want to write a letter to someone asking for his or her forgiveness. In addition, reflect on your positive and negative memories of the person with Alzheimer's. Learn to feel comfortable with deserving good things happening in your life. Begin to change unrealistic expectations or demands.