dog.
dont even have a clue what to say...
as the rest of the peeps have said most everything
that i was thinking...
wow.
be strong bro.. be there for him... do as much as you
can to make him feel like he is still him, and that you
are still you, the little you, the one he threw a ball
to 30
Dana wrote:
You can be aware that Alzheimers is a diagnosis of exclusion
This is important - as I mentioned my wife's Grandmother was diagnosed
over 6 years ago and, relatively speaking, she's doing fairly well.
There's some doubt as to whether she actually has it given that 6
years in she's
: Monday, August 13, 2007 8:12 AM
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Subject: Re: althzheimers...what to do?
dog.
dont even have a clue what to say...
as the rest of the peeps have said most everything
that i was thinking...
wow.
be strong bro.. be there for him... do as much as you
can to make him feel like he
AM
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Subject: Re: althzheimers...what to do?
just like brothers and sisters.
exactly.
you can fight all day long with your siblings, but if someone fucks with
em, WATCH OUT :)
tw
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From: Tony [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, August 13, 2007 8:12 AM
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dog
My grandmother was diagnosed late. She was in stage three when it was caught
and within weeks she slipped into stage 5.
The only advice I can offer is to be there for him. This will be even scarier
for him. If you and your family is overwhelmed by this, feel free to join a
support group.
I've no experience with it whatsoever, but know I'm thinking about you and
your family. I hope it goes the best it can.
hugs,
Erika
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around the world in
We caught it very early, and he's responding well to Aricept, but I don't
know if I can handle the slope he's gonna slide down..
You can, and you will. Is he a great man? Well, you're his son, and the
fruit doesn't fall far from the tree.
It helps to ask yourself, What would he do for me?
My father was diagnosed with Althzheimer's about a month ago, with the move,
I'm only beginning to deal with this.
What the fuck do I do. He is (was?) a brilliant man, one of the original
computer programmers within the Federal Government.
We caught it very early, and he's responding well to
I am so sorry Scott. I wish I could suggest something. All I can think of is be
with him for as much as you can for now. There are specialized care facilities
for Althzheimer patients. At some point you may want to look into that.
My father was diagnosed with Althzheimer's about a month ago,
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From: Scott Stewart [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, August 11, 2007 10:10 AM
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Subject: althzheimers...what to do?
My father was diagnosed with Althzheimer's about a month ago, with the
move,
I'm only beginning to deal with this.
So
On 8/11/07, Jim Davis wrote:...
but that's nothing to be ashamed of.
Jim said it well! I like what he typed, and I agree.
Nothing wrong with those feelings.
From what I've seen, you're a good guy Scott-
I've got faith in your ability to handle this.
Sending some good vibes,
:d
Scott wrote:
My father was diagnosed with Althzheimer's about a month ago, with the move,
I'm only beginning to deal with this.
Very sorry to hear Scott. My wife's grandmother was diagnosed about
6 years ago and, while she's definitely affected, you can still carry
on a conversation with
yeah my wife's grandmother has had it for several years.
sucks to see some one you admire so much slip so far.
half the time she doesn't recognize me. she is waiting for her husband, who
is deceased to return from a fishing or hunting trip.
she had to be moved to an Alzheimer's place. and as of
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From: Gruss Gott [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, August 11, 2007 3:44 PM
To: CF-Community
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Scott wrote:
My father was diagnosed with Althzheimer's about a month ago, with
the move,
I'm only beginning to deal
Scott
I am very sorry for your loss. Because that is what it is -- a loss.
My grandmother had Alzheimers and it was particularly hard since she
had always been so ladylike. There is not much you can do.
You can be aware that Alzheimers is a diagnosis of exclusion, or at
least it was. What this
yes, this is a very point that my bleak answer overlooked. If the
disease is in its early stages and is being treated, you may have
years and years of good time left.
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Scott wrote:
My father was diagnosed with Althzheimer's about a month ago,
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