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Can Abilify (5mg) cause tremors?

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Thank you and I will speak with my pharmacist.

I Am Having Trouble With Him Thinking He Can Drive. I Have Hid Keys, But When Someone Comes To Drive Us He Gets Very Upset. Any Suggestio
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I am the caregiver and I took a hard fall so need temporary help with drs. appts. Rehab is coming in to help me get better, but this driving is bad.

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Hope you recover fully and soon. My husband still talks about buying a car and driving when we're back visiting in CT. Here in FL there is only "my" car and he doesn't ask to drive it. I have told… read more

Is Anyone Considering Voluntary Brain Donation?
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Quoting from the Columbia University website: "Our ability to understand how Alzheimer's disease affects the brain and causes debilitating memory loss, confusion, and eventually death, is dependent upon studying brain tissue."

Research is SO important. I'm wondering if anyone else is considering this.

You can find information at the weblink below (National Institute on Aging).
https://www.nia.nih.gov/health/brain-donation/b...

Brain Donation: A Gift for Future Generations
Brain Donation: A Gift for Future Generations
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Didn't with my husband. But with Clyde that could be a thought for discussion. I doubt he would agree to it.

When Mobility Is Lost, Does A Patient Wake Up One Day And Can't Stand. Or Are They Suddenly Unable To Sit Upright?
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Thank you for sharing your experiences. I am sure it was painful to go through as a loving caregiver and observer. I am thankful that my husband is so oblivious to his own difficulties.

How Do You Get Over Being Angry With The Diagnosis? I Hate The Changes In My Husband And I Sometimes Get Impatient With Him. Do I Therapy?
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Some days are harder than others for sure. It's like putting your finger in a light socket: every thing you do is wrong! I'm trying so hard to stay calm no matter what. I know Hubs is frustrated too… read more

As Anyone Googled Type 3 Diabetes? My Husband And My Mother Had Type 2 And Both Had Dementia.
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Im not sure. He was diagnosed as borderline type 2 for many years. 2019 it was full blown and been on metformin since then. That's when he received disability for it. No one in his immediate… read more

What Is This Guardianship All About Here In PA?
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I had to do a guardianship on my mom when she was being scammed a couple years ago. The POA didn’t stop her ability to write checks to people she never met. Now I pretty much handle everything for… read more

Explaining What Dementia Means.
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Should I try to explain to my LO what to expect down the road? Should the doctor do this? He knows he has poor memory, but doesn’t know what progression entails. He doesn’t know what I worry about. (He doesn’t believe he can’t drive anymore. I know this isn’t uncommon. ) Should he know that he will lose ability to care for himself, and eventually die from it?

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I don't have an answer, but thanks for asking the question. I appreciate the experienced advice of others!

Do Tremors Come Early Or In Late Stages Od This Disease?
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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.

Any Suggestions On Housing?
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I moved in with father after my divorce,2015, to get 'on my feet'. I was financially broke. My father owned a business, and I helped run it. Off and on from 2002-2018, In 2017, I saw cognitive declination in my father and his decision making for the business was not logical or money making. His business was in trouble financially
We Went to a doctor, and a neurologist; they both diagnosed him with Alzheimer's. I have been living with him since 2015. Now, he is close to going into a memory… read more

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It is definitely part of the final process. I watched my mother stop eating and drinking. If we force food and drink, this can make our patient sick. We moisten their mouths and lips, and pray the… read more