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Re: Our mailbox relocated itself...
….using her cell phone calculator to try to make a call….asking "how do I call my daughter on this?" when she's looking at text messages…..trying to write an email on her iPad when she…3 -
Re: What's the one thing that gets to you the most
our first test was with our primary doctor during a routine visit. If you tell them you suspect memory loss issues they have some very basic questions to the patient to see if anything is going on. T…3 -
Re: Advice on how to reply with DH lack of recognition
Welcome. So sorry! Correcting him and trying to convince him of who you are will probably only cause more anxiety. The rule we often talk about here is never try try to reason with a person with deme…6 -
Re: Useful resource, IDK?
AARP provides two magazines and offers discounts on some restaurants, hotels, car rentals etc. to members. They also offer some insurance plans. As far as being a resource for dementia help, I don�…3 -
Re: Just needed to vent a bit
Someday, God willing, they will find a way to end this terrible disease.3 -
Re: Just need to talk to my friends (214)
That is so true, Carl. Good for him! There is need everywhere. Iris, I had been helping Sheena get her back end up and it wss hurting my back.. Mike told me at the clinic they put a towel around the …1 -
Re: Just needed to vent a bit
yes. It sucks. Please call her doctor and ask for anxiety and antidepressant medication. The family doctor can prescribe those but normally leaves antipsychotics to specialists. Medication will help …5 -
Re: Wants me near always
Much of this separation behavior is probably caused by anxiety. I would talk to his Dr for medications to ease that.3 -
Re: Just needed to vent a bit
I’m so sorry for what you’re going through. It does suck…no sugar coating it. I am 68, hubby was 78 and just passed (thankfully not from the Alzheimer’s but from his heart unexpectedly). So I didn’t …7 -
Just needed to vent a bit
This post is just a vent to others here who know where I'm coming from. The people in my Alzheimer's support group are great and they totally get it too. My wife is 65 years old and about f…12
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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