Never had anyone to co-relate with. New at that.Husband diagnosed in late 2018, put on meds. He doesn't sound like the people I see mentioned in a group I finally joined. His biggest problem is vision. He exhibited...Reactions0reactionsComments18 repliesDementia Types
Tell me how Alzheimer's affects you and your speaking abilities.I was diagnosed with Frontal Temporal Lobe Dementia and was told that it would turn in to alzheimers because it is now effecting my speech. I'm finding out more and...Reactions0reactionsComments3 repliesDementia Types
Hallucinations Do any anyone’s family member experience hallucinations ?...Reactions0reactionsComments23 repliesDementia Types
I dont have ad but ...Ive been diagnosed with lowgrade white matter disease and want to join a group of people living with what i really dislike calling dementia....Reactions0reactionsComments4 repliesDementia Types
Full time caregiverMy wife started showing signs at 57shes 63. I am now a full time caregiver. Sundowners has been rough...Reactions0reactionsComments3 repliesDementia TypesCopingCaregiving
I am looking for caregivers with a family member who has visual variant Alzheimer’s disease.Visual variant Alzheimer’s disease...Reactions0reactionsComments9 repliesTips & AdviceDementia Types
Types of dementia My wife has dementia. However her neurologist has not determined the cause. He is treating her for Parkinsons-dementia With a low dose medication. We have not seen any change yet...Reactions0reactionsComments1 repliesDementia Types
How can you talk with your children or grandchildren about taking an active role in caregiving?What are ways to help younger family members go from being observers to active caregiving participants? What do you say to them? What is your approach?...Reactions0reactionsComments1 repliesCaregivingFriends & Family
What do you do when your loved one is having a rough time?Strategies, distractions, redirects... what works for you and your loved one?...Reactions0reactionsComments4 repliesCaregivingTips & Advice
Remembering your loved oneTo commemorate the love and life of your loved one who passed from Alzheimer's disease, share with the community one memory you continue to hold dear to your heart....Reactions0reactionsComments3 repliesCopingFriends & FamilyGrief