Florence, I bet it is the addition of the Namenda that is helping.  Hope it
will continue for a good while.
Gwen

So we'll assume that every day we don't hear from you is one more good
day for you and Don!

Darryl.

Florence,
I hope he continues to improve.

My wife is in her second week on Namenda and she is performing tasks that I
thought had passed her by during the last four years. For instance, she read
an Irish blessing aloud before a group of about 30 friends, at a St
Patrick's Day party we attended, without pausing or making any errors. Also,
today she ordered aloud for herself at the Arby's counter. She hasn't been
willing to give that a try for more than two years. We're going back to the
neurologist in a few months to get some measurement of impairment level, now
that the Namenda may be kicking in. Yea, there's some serious wishing going
on here, too.

Jo continues to lose her glasses (so do I) and she can't take a phone
message, but those things were lost three years ago, so if they EVER come
back we're heading for Lourdes.

BTW, The Irish saying that received the most votes as the best was:
"Some folks say the glass is half empty,
Some folks say the glass is half full,
The Irish say, "Hey pal, you goina' drink that?"

Give you some idea of the group, huh?

go'l.