Blood test identifies women at risk from Alzheimer's
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November 6, 2009 Middle-aged women with high levels of a specific
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I am caring for a family member with Alzheimers, and she is on both
Paxil and Ambien. Now I find out that BOTH of these medications have
known side effects of memory loss?
Am I crazy, or is the Dr. prescribing this junk crazy? -RVince

I am looking for an Alzheimer's support group that deals with patients that
have Alzheimer's.  I was diagnosed 2 years ago but the medicine that I take
has kept me in line.

When we lose a loved one, there is usually some sense of loss and grief.
Everyone handles it differently, and for some the pain can linger a very
long time.    They often feel there is no place they can share what they are
feeling, and that they can't express it properly.

Hi all, it's been a long time since I've posted. Quick background---I
live with an 82 year old friend who has AD, I think in maybe the mid-
stage. She can't really do  the bills, often avoids taking a shower or
bath, wears the same clothes several days at a time, eats less, still

I wanted to share a quote handwritten on a sympathy card I received.
"When someone you love becomes a memory, the memory becomes a treasure."  
Author Unknown
I thought that was such a nice gesture and lovely quote.

The 18th International Congress on Palliative Care, taking place in Montreal, Canada, in October of 2010,
will give healthcare professionals, therapists, volunteers, and all those involved in care for the dying the opportunity
to renew themselves as providers of care and obtain ...

Do you find that you see reminders of your deceased loved ones wherever
you go?
I'm sure it will pass some with time.
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