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Treatment with Lecanemab (Leqembi®)?

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  • LBC83
    LBC83 Member Posts: 111
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    So sorry to hear about your sickness and your need for hospitalization, but glad to hear that you are about 90% better. Perhaps your incontinence will only be temporary?

  • David1946
    David1946 Member Posts: 994
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    Thank you but my incontinence is permanent. I was in the hospital in Feb and march and June it was the flu in Feb and March and viral pneumonia in June like I said I'm still not back. When I go out I wear diapers but at least I can still go out. My problem is I cannot go visit my wife my wheel chair will not go through the door but my wife visits me when she can.

  • Caro_Lynne
    Caro_Lynne Member Posts: 402
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    David! We miss you on the porch! So good to hear from you but sorry to hear about the issues you are dealing with, Please take care xo

  • David1946
    David1946 Member Posts: 994
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    Iwill try to post more often. I am starting to feel better. So I'm going.on trips with the VA. This month we went to the Hudson in Hudson mass. It a military museum.It brings back memories.

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  • Iris L.
    Iris L. Member Posts: 4,780
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    Welcome back, David! We missed you on the front porch. I'm sorry your were in the hospital so much, but I'm glad you are better. Continue healing! It's great that you were able to get out to see the museum.

    Last month I visited a memorial to Bob Hope, who entertained so many of our brave military folk. Here are a few photos.

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    Iris

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