Hi Alice! Like any symptom of dementia, it is all on a spectrum. Essential tremors are more likely to be a symptom in later stages, but they can come early or not at all as well. Tremors are more likely with vascular dementia than with ALZ, but dementia and Parkinson’s effect the same parts of the brain, so the symptoms such as tremors and hallucinations often overlap. My Mom’s physical abilities have declined much faster than her cognitive abilities and although she doesn’t have tremors, her general ability to walk has been effected. We even had an MRI about 5 years after her initial diagnosis because her neurologist wanted to make sure that there wasn’t an additional issue causing the mobility issues. Hope this helps!

Thank you all for the replies. Raymond also shuffles and doesn't pick up his feet. We currently do not have a neurologist as the one we were dealing with did not mesh with us.