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So many questions... very limited answers

The hardest part for me is that there are no black and white answers. This disease has no timeline... the disease leaves no dignity.... the disease leaves you saying "I...

FeaturedActive 6 days ago

What questions do you have for the AlzhiemersDisease.net community?

Share your questions along with offering your own experience to other community members! ...

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How can we support self-care for caregivers?

As caregivers, our health often takes a back seat and suffers because of all we do to support our loved ones. As friends and family members of caregivers, how can...

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What do you fear most when it comes to Alzheimer's disease?

An Alzheimer's diagnosis can be overwhelming - not only for the person but for family and friends. Our community shared their insight on what they worry about the most when...

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What hacks or tips do you have for caregivers?

Do you have any tips for helping a loved one with daily tasks as their Alzheimer’s disease progresses?...

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Worried about my parents... Do others have advice?

Dad still drives and has access to guns, but mom won't budge....

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New test to determine types of dementia with one test

Yes, according to a recent study published in Neurology, Mayo Clinic researchers have developed an AI tool that can identify nine types of dementia, including Alzheimer's disease from a single...

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The right to die

My family has a long history with dementia, and I have had to watch them rot away, not knowing who I was, let alone who they were. I now have...

Dementia/Alz Now on the Back Burner

Hi Guys! Listen, yesterday I went to see my soctor with SAGE test in hand. One of the things I wanted to do was talk to hom about memory concerns...

What are alternatives to saying "remember"?

Words like, "remember" can be triggering to a person who is living with Alzheimer's disease. While the intention behind the word can be innocent enough - "Did you remember to...

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