Changes in vision - info to help communicate

So very, very true and wish I had known this much sooner in our path. I also found my dear wife's ability to control some muscles could limit how she held her head or turned it. I learned to squat down in front of her to get directly in her eyesight, not to the side to help her understand me. I had to be face to face to help her. She had to see me talking to work to hear me as her hearing declined. I realized she was not watching television because she could not hold her head up enough in a sitting position to see the screen so I learned to recline her chair more. That also helped communicating with her more easily. So, so much helpful information within this forum that any caregiver of a loved one with this horrible disease needs to know on day one and yet not one doctor ever suggested it. I stumbled upon it. If you know anyone serving as a caregiver help them by sharing this site. As my dear wifes' condition progressed it became more difficult to keep her head up at a more normal level and i found myself always kneeling in front of her chair and taking her hands to talk to her. It helped. As I look back now< i realize that was exactly where I should have been, kneeling in front of this remarkable woman who gave her whole life to serving me and our family. I only wish I could do it now.