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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Alzheimer's / September 2006

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Role Reversal28 Sep 2006 16:44 GMT3
We all have family with dementia here.   I thought I would share a
conversation I had with a cousin the other day.    She was telling me about
a cousin on her mother's side of the family who is in her 50's.   She was
recently diagnosed with Alz.  Since she had no children, and she ...
Showering my dad help.27 Sep 2006 12:14 GMT4
I was wondering..my 61yr old dad can no longer climb or descend the
stairs safely..our shower is on the second floor. Any Ideas about how to
get him showered and clean where the is no access to a shower room? my
mom and I try to brainstorm and come up with Ideas but we always end up
Update on Dads Memantine trial25 Sep 2006 22:35 GMT1
Just thought I would post what happened to my dad. He is pretty far gone,
scored 6 on the MME at the start of the trial, but very content and quiet.
Trial part 1 was 6 months double blind.
Trial part 2 started 3 weeks ago, he was on memantine.
Where's everybody?22 Sep 2006 19:31 GMT7
I didn't get any posts on this NG yesterday and have none today.
Gwen
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I was always taught to respect my elders, but it keeps getting harder to

Reminiscing22 Sep 2006 04:04 GMT16
I don't know how it is for the rest of you but sometimes I get caught up in
who my mother is now and I forget who she was.   It's been so many years
since this awful disease was diagnosed in my mother.  Thirteen years and
counting.
Theory / remediation? of human body ?21 Sep 2006 17:00 GMT3
Soooo .. since it is pretty much .. proven .. vegetable oil / lecithin
passes into the body when applied topically .. will this amount to
allowing the phosphate groups found in the vegetable oil / lecithin to
**bind to** any .. free floating ../ unutilized  minerals in the body
Accelerated Weight Loss May Signal Imminent Dementia Onset,18 Sep 2006 23:19 GMT6
Accelerated Weight Loss May Signal Imminent Dementia Onset
http://www.medpagetoday.com/Neurology/AlzheimersDisease/tb/4081
Explain to interested patients that weight loss is a common feature of
advanced age, and that the findings of this study -- an association
Is this the right group?17 Sep 2006 06:00 GMT9
This seems to be a supportive and kind group for care givers.
Is there a group or message board for those who have yet to receive the
diagnosis but think that it's coming when this testing is completed?
Another question:  do any of your parents have long term medical care?  I
blowing off some steam15 Sep 2006 22:56 GMT13
My 91 year old father who has vascular dementia had dental surgery yesterday
to remove three abcessed teeth.  What follows is my sister's report on how
the day went.  I have been concerned anticipating this event.  In person to
person conversations as well as on the phone my ...
Mom Phone Call15 Sep 2006 18:46 GMT1
This is such a weird disease in that my mother who is approaching her 14th
year of dementia, can still use the phone.   Mom called the other day from
her assisted living apartment.   She wanted to know if I had sent someone to
trim her toenails.   I replied that yes, I had signed ...
Caffeine Reduces Risk of Alzheimer’s Disease15 Sep 2006 01:26 GMT1
TAMPA -- If you think that your daily cups of coffee only provide you
with alertness after you wake up or during the day, think again.
Long-term intake of caffeine, the major constituent in coffee and tea,
has been shown to reduce the risk of Alzheimer’s in mice that develop
Prevention of Alzheimer's Disease by Keeping Physical Fitness14 Sep 2006 02:43 GMT7
By maintaining your physical fitness can be very effective in
prevention of Alzheimer's disease. Usually Mental exercises are uses
to prevent Alzheimer's.
Read full Article & Tips
granddad update..again11 Sep 2006 22:21 GMT14
Thanks for the messages, i was in no fit state to reply last night due to
alcohol, but i didnt open the vodka....that would have done no good. I just
drank with my friend on out night out
I collected my friend, we ate, got ready and i took him into the city...we
someone sent me this, and it is gorgeous.... enjoy and turn up your speakers11 Sep 2006 11:39 GMT8
http://parentswish.com/site01/big.html
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Best Regards,
Evelyn

Are you a primary caregiver for a sick or injured person?10 Sep 2006 22:52 GMT3
I am part of a group helping to start a company focused on helping
caregivers.  I am looking for willing caregivers to help us by
answering a few survey type of questions on the phone for upto 10
minutes.
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