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My Husband Was Diagnosed In 2019 And Is Still Driving. Is This Normal? How Long Would You Expect This To Continue?
@A myALZteam Member, I would always make safety the priority. If he poses as risk to himself or others on the road, it is time to stop driving.
@A myALZteam Member: This discussion may be of great help to you.
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That's a good idea. I hate to take his license when he seems to be doing well with it.
I don't think there is a way to determine this. Things can progress slowly for many people. The difficult part is that someone's status can change very abruptly. I believe in many states, the dr.can order a driving evaluation. I think an annual test is a good idea. Or maybe even every 6 months, depending.
It’s more a question of what stage he’s in. Some people have a very, very gradual progression; others progress quickly. So determine what stage your husband is in. Stage 5 can be “iffy”; by Stage 6 it’s probably a very hard no.
I’m A Caregiver For My Husband. Some Days I Feel I’m Getting Alzheimer’s (can’t Remember). Is This Normal?
Early Onset Frontal Lobe Dementia.
My Husband Cant Drive Anymore And Has Lost Interest In Doing Stuff Around The House Even Though He Still Has Skills. Not Sure What I Can Do?
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