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Re: Medication Inquiry
If he has VD with the alz, there is no changing the damage that has already been done to the brain. No diet will change it. The medication is to slow down the alzheimer's,not cure. Everything yo…3 -
Re: Medication Inquiry
My DH was prescribed memantine by neuro #1 along with donepezil. He switched to another neuro for other reasons and this Dr said he’s ok with DH taking it but isn’t convinced it works very well but t…2 -
Re: We are all walking somebody home
Thank you for sharing this @tonyac2 💜 Beautiful Jen2 -
Re: We are all walking somebody home
I love the name "Threshold Choir" and the concept that you described.3 -
Re: Mom in hospice care and seeing and talking to people
What a lovely interlude , even in the sadness. We had a few of those moments -truly gifts . Reminded me when the clouds part and you see the sky ,clouds and heavens above. One of our LO kept calling …4 -
Re: We are all walking somebody home
I love this description of what we are all going through. All I can add is that while walking our LO home I feel like it is going through the mountains with all the ups and downs. I’m so sorry that w…12 -
We are all walking somebody home
My niece arranged for the Threshold Choir to come sing for my DH yesterday. It was a beautiful experience. Four people came and arranged themselves in a fashion so my DH was the audience. They sang f…16 -
Re: Can neuropsych test results be wrong?
You know something is wrong. You see it 24/7. Don’t give up on getting the proper diagnosis. An early diagnosis is your best option for the treatments available and slowing up the progression.2 -
Re: Can neuropsych test results be wrong?
Yes, the tests can not show Alzheimer's in the early stages for someone with "high cognitive reserve." That means intelligent and well-educated. They are normed to average people. My h…1 -
Re: "Survivor's" Guilt
No one can get inside another person's head or heart. Totally understand why you are grieving the "loss" of your old Mom due to the disease but don't try to absorb what you imagin…3
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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