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Bonnie

pit pup scaring mom

Hi, I'm new here and I have a question. My mother who, so far, has dementia but doctor says alzheimers, lives right up the street with my sister....or I should say my sister lives with her. My mom'v social security pays the rent, etc. My sister has a low paying job and cannot contribute much to the household. ... Read more Chevron

posted 04/07/2007, comments (0)|

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Karen Ortega

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adrenal adenomas

I care take for my 90 year old grandmother in law. Last month she was diagnosed with adrenal adenomas. I want to know if this complicates having alzheimers. This is very new to me. I'm lost and would greatly appreciate any advice or help anyone can give me. God bless all who have to care for or know anyone who has this... Read more Chevron

posted 03/30/2007, comment (1)|

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dollphyn

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I'm I all alone in being all alone

I was just browsing and came across this site..Thought I would post and see if there is anyone else out there that cares for someone with demencia and is the only one (no help). I had my mom move in with me about 8 months ago. We have good days and bad days but somedays I just go off to the other room and cry. I wait on her hand and foot and... Read more Chevron

posted 03/17/2007, comments (5)|

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caroline

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My mother was diagnosed with early onset AD at age 52, what are my chances?

My mother was diagnosed with early onset AD at age 52. She is of full Italian decent. She is now 65 and advancing very quickly. Several years ago, I began taking extra vitamin B6,and B12. I exercise several times a week, am always learning new challenging things and have been a vegetarian for 27 years. I am now 42, healthy and with a positive... Read more Chevron

posted 03/13/2007, comment (1)|

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Dan Buckman

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Food gums blocking brain capillaries?

"Gum", whether Xantham or Carrageen or others, is an ingredient in most liquid-based packaged foods (dressings, ice cream, pot pies, cottage cheese, etc.). These gums are super-sized, string-like molecules that dissolve in water (maintaining clarity). Gums hold smaller molecules in suspension using their long, sometimes... Read more Chevron

posted 03/04/2007, comment (1)|

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