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Pamela Tarchinski
Monday, November 13, 2006 at 01:47 PMRight on, Jacqueline, right on! So many adult kids think their mom or dad just loves to "push my buttons" when in fact, their parent has undiagnosed dementia that CAN be treated. Regardless whether the cause is "just old age" or one of the nearly 80 other health-related reasons, there are lots of medicines that can help elders' brains work better. The more clear and present we kids can help our parents be, the better quality of life we'll all enjoy! Thanks for your good work! Pamela J. Tarchinski, filmmaker of, "Surviving Parents - You can take care of your aging parents and live to tell the tale!"
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Gerard
Monday, December 11, 2006 at 08:10 PMre: Untitled Comment
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Denise
Wednesday, November 12, 2008 at 07:47 PMre: Untitled Comment
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Early Onset Dementia Screening
Candace Spencer
Tuesday, June 03, 2008 at 02:17 PMPlease click on the MCI (Mild Cognitive Impairment) screen link. It takes you a website which administers the test.
I would like to share a personal observation. My mother has progressive dementia due to several severe chronic illnesses, is in 24/7 custodial care and totally bedridden. We didn't know that the symptoms she displayed the past year or two indicated dementia. We thought it was just her high blood pressure or diabetes, obstinance, whatever. We know that she will never be able to come home. She has seen her friends die in skilled nursing facilities and we do not want her to know that the same will happen to her. We enjoy her presence day to day. The decision to tell your loved one is a very personal one. Please do not reply or send email. Just sharing. Thanks!
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What on-line test??
SunHiker
Tuesday, August 26, 2008 at 11:13 AMSorry, I don't find any links that lead to an on-line MCI test. I do find a link (at the Medical Care Corporation web site) that requires me to register as a health professional in order to access a "free trial"...is that the one?
re: What on-line test??
Jacqueline Marcell
Tuesday, August 26, 2008 at 04:37 PMSorry, the doctor has discontinued the free test, but now has a confidential via phone memory test but it is $55: http://store.mccare.com/?Click=46
Jacqueline
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Free Memory Screen Test
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Thursday, June 11, 2009 at 03:32 AMDr Shankle makes this free test available at www.preventAD.com. It is mentioned in his book Preventing Alzheimer's.
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