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Re: Talking and doing things together
Hi. Here too. Dh 73 . Phone scrolling, gave up hobbies. Quit the sportsman's club says he can't text, plays solitaire on phone. And these are our best days! Retirement. Every day there'…7 -
I just cried
Today was the first day for my DW to be in daycare. We’ve been together 24/7 since her diagnoses of EOAD in 2023. I dropped her off and went back to my car and broke down in tears missing her and fee…14 -
Re: How many caregivers are keeping their spouses at home until the nightmare ends?
I am relatively new to this board. I've been on for about 3 or 4 months now. So far, I have found it informative and sad yet encouraging. I feel we need to realize that every situation is differ…5 -
Re: How many caregivers are keeping their spouses at home until the nightmare ends?
we are early in this journey. DH is 61. I am 54. Last visit to the neurologist said MCI but he has been steadily been declining. I do plan to keep him home with me throughout this journey. Finically …6 -
Re: Just trying to stay alive through this nightmare
Gracie looks so cute. I was in a desperate place 14 months ago and I got Milo now 15 months old. he too is a registered support dog I take him everywhere and he licks my tears away and wraps his long…6 -
Re: Talking and doing things together
I’m hearing you loud and clear. I’ve ranted here often enough about the ability not to be able to communicate and how I miss it so. My DH has VD and aphasia his speach is getting more and more limite…7 -
Talking and doing things together
My DH with Alz often says he misses me . Even though we've been tosh all day. Especially if we've had a particularly quiet day without too much communication between us. I try to think of t…7 -
Re: Just trying to stay alive through this nightmare
Living with that sort of hostility while attempting to recover from your own health challenges, has to be intolerable for you. My DW was also very hostile until the Dr put her on Seroquel, which is a…7 -
Re: Early On-set sadness
welcome to the forum and I’m so sorry, yes he’s very young. Have you talked to an elder law attorney about getting him qualified for Medicaid and how to protect your assets? That might be a place to …6 -
Re: Hubby Moving to MC Wednesday
Boy I know that this will be the hardest decision that I will have to make down the road. I just had my DW in adult daycare today for her first day. I haven’t had any amount of a break since her diag…6
Commonly Used Abbreviations
DH = Dear Husband
DW= Dear Wife, Darling Wife
LO = Loved One
ES = Early Stage
EO = Early Onset
FTD = Frontotemporal Dementia
VD = Vascular Dementia
MC = Memory Care
AL = Assisted Living
POA = Power of Attorney
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