Battling early-onset Alzheimer's disease
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Alzheimer's Disease (Part 1 of 2)by flyrider1621,543 views
Dad is now in his 8th year of Alzheimers. Caught it at the beginning of stage 1. No meds will make it go away. In yr #5 we noticed he shuffled just a tad while walking. Well, it gets worse. He can not walk as of 3 mo ago. Is 100% incontinent now, remembers only me, my mom, and sister by name. Barely talks, cannot converse anymore. He is entering stage 7. My advice if you have it is take vacations, write down memories to your kids, make peace with God, enjoy every sec with your family, its vital
katisamom 9 months ago
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songster117 1 year ago
It may be perimenopause.
zuniga6412 2 years ago
I am only 43 years of age female--I am having confusion problems and communicaton problems --the neurologists say I might be coming down with dementia, but it also effecting my whole body (Immune system, my heart)--everyday something is troubling me (and I wonder if my body is going to give out), it is not just memory lost (it stresses your whole body out), one day I have pure nauseouness and next my heart is racing 120 beats a minute-all medical test are normal
KAENLM 2 years ago