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What do you think would be the worst disease to have(excluding STD's)?
I think one of the memory loss ones like alzheimer’s or something would be the worst because you can’t remember anything… next i’d say depression that i’ve struggled with before.
I’m just thinking about this because i saw 50 first dates last night, and she has some type of memory loss thing in that movie.. ![]()
Hanna, gtfo
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Will they ever find a good enough cure for alzheimers disease? PLEASE HELP!?
I mean will they ever find a way to cure the memory loss and behavioral problems that are assiciated with this TERRIBLE disease.
Please Answer, THANKS!
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Reflections of Memories Lost: Understanding Alzheimer’s Disease DVD Part 1
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Vitamin B-12 Deficiency Linked to Brain Shrinkage, Memory Loss, Fatigue, Alzheimers
New research has revealed that vitamin B-12 deficiency is responsible for causing the brain to actually shrink. Loss of brain size has been linked to Alzheimer’s Disease and decreased brain function, energy and cognitive decline.
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Alzheimer’s disease: Coping with Denial
Jane Field had never seen her father cry like that. With some persuasion and outright pressure, he had finally agreed to take his wife Eleanor to see the doctor where she was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease. It was a painful acceptance, but one that allowed this family to get the help it needed. With the diagnosis, the family was no longer in denial, and that opened the door for not just medical care, but for someone to come into their home to help care for Eleanor. If youre concerned about a loved one, take him or her to see their doctor. Visit www.OnMemory.ca Get more information on diagnosis at http
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What is the difference in Alzheimer’s and dementia?
What is the name of the medication that some Alzheimer’s patients get to help with confusion and memory loss?
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Speaking 2nd Language Could Delay Alzheimer’s, Memory Loss
If you speak more than one language, you have a better chance of staving off memory loss and, possibly, the mental and physical decline associated with Alzheimer’s disease. New research shows that even learning a new language later in life can delay the onset of dementia.
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Questions about alzheimers disease progression (experienced only please)?
1. Can a traumatic event "push" the progression or cause it to advance?
2. At what stage does "sundowning" show up?(memory loss and repetitive phrases already been evident for a year, maybe more)
3. How long after "sundowning" manifests does the person have left?
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Driving Change in Caregiving
Alzheimer’s Disease: Driving Change in Caregiving Lori is a driver of change when it comes to how Caregiving is Perceived, Received, and Delivered. Please join Lori on her journey. Watch her storytelling style packed with emotional punch and easy to implement tips. You will see how her humor and positive insights inspire her audiences and encourage them to become Hybrid CAR Egiverâ„¢.
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Alzheimer’s disease: Diagnosed at Just 58 Years Old
If it had only been a single incident, Jim Mann might not have gone to see his doctor. When a series of strange events happened within one month of each other, he knew something was wrong. Because of his age Jim didnt expect to be presented with a diagnosis of Alzheimers disease, but being only 58 years old people did not believe him; they said he was too young. He now says that finding out was the best thing he could have done; that the knowledge has allowed him to fight the progression of the disease. If youre concerned about a loved one, take him or her to see their doctor. Visit www.onmemory.ca