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My husband is suffering from MCI but it has progressed. Two weeks ago he may have had problems knowing what day it was or what we were going to do that day but nothing too concerning. Within the past two days he wants to go home (he is home), he doesn't recognize the rooms in the house although he says his other house has the same floor plan. Tonight was the first time he told me that I was lying to him and why was I doing that to him. It's breaking me heart. My question is - is this a… read more
I agree with @A myALZteam Member. Rule out any medical issues as she has advised. Sudden changes in cognition are unusual and need to be investigated first. Also, look at any recent changes in… read more
My husband is early stage, so what I've done is explain why we have to be especially careful with a debit card, as opposed to a credit card; and that we don't want to lose it because we don't want… read more
Think of Alzheimer’s as a disease and think of dementia as a condition. There are other diseases (FrontotemporalDegeneration, Lewy Body Dementia, Vascular Cognitive Impairment) that share the same… read more
Thank you for your support..
Robert! Cannot thank you enough for your prompt response and perfection in a recommendation! It is exactly what I am looking for.
With thanks for your kindness and warm regards,
Sally
I'm a caregiver for my Mom and concerned about my own memory loss. Not sure if it's just "busy" me doing too much. But curious is I should go for baseline testing.
Here is a link to a self test for dementia. Be sure to validate the results with a medical professional before taking any action.
https://iresults.com/alzheimers?rgid=458107&...
ALL of us -- (Caregivers + our Loved Ones) -- can benefit from these articles!
From the first, very easy-to-read article
"Strict adherence to a Mediterranean diet was associated with an 11 percent reduction in all dementias among older adults. The association was even stronger when only Alzheimer's disease was considered, with strict adherence to a Mediterranean diet being associated with a 27 percent reduced risk of Alzheimer's."
That's huge. (Please click on "read more")
https://www.n… read more
Salads are fabulous at Aldi. $3 and you get about four choices!
I am fully aware that each patient is unique with this disease. I still would appreciate hearing your own experiences. From the time that symptoms were first observed how and when was the diagnosis made? Then after that how many years did it take for the disease to progress to its more advanced or final stage?
Thank you.
My husband has the light box so far I see no difference
If so, could you reply with details for links to more information? Thanks!
Lots of other trials and research on that site. Start here and bounce around:
