Understanding Alzheimer's Disease (Alzheimers #1)

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[blkcountrywesterngal]

My mom had this illness for 8 years. She just died last week.

It was detected early and was taking Namenda. She knew all of us until the very end.

[padude64]

I am so sorry to hear about your mom! May she rest in peace! My best friend has it too! It is horrible!

[palladini971]

The most people I know with alzheimers are under 65, some in their 40s and me at 53, the bulk of people with Alzheimer are over 65, there is a growing group of people under that age.

[pawjipaw]

@TehYuni Alzheimer's disease CAN be a cause of death. The destructive proteins called tangles and plaques chronically attack the brain cells starting from the hippocampus through finally the breathing and heartbeat center. CMIIW.

[PennyDreadfuI]

@blkcountrywesterngal I currently care for my grandmother with the disease. She too is on Namenda. We've kept her on it longer than the time frame doctor's say is can be effective, but we're afraid to take her off of it. I hope she know us until the end as well.

[CBasie2856]

I have Alzheimers disease and I am 20 years old, its not too common when you are this young.

[ReneJohnMusic]

I care for them an enjoyed it I wrote a song and my work put it on you tube Rene's Song 'I'LL Carry you.

[dallasgoldbug]

Look up this device on google patents "Method of removing deleterious charged molecules from brain tissue" or watch my video watch?v=w1C0N37AvPY

[DrMonte100]

My Dad has had dementia for about 2 1/2 years now. He has always been very active. He has always been an inspiration to me in how he helped and served so many people in his life. Now it's my turn to serve him. Thanks for the informative video. I am trying to learn as much as I can about the disease so I can help him and minimize the chances that I develop this disease.

Dr. Monte Page

[teflonarius]

@blkcountrywesterngal OMG m8 i wanna wish u all the strength u need