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GaryB

posted 08/24/2008, comments (0)

Elder Abuse by Family Members

I located your site while visiting the links and blogs to the site "How to steal an estate" I appreciate the wealth of information now available on the Internet concerning Alzheimer's and the elder abuse that may result within families. Too late to help our family situation but needed for all families as America copes... Read more Chevron

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Steve

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posted 08/22/2008, comments (3)

My mother is paranoid that my sister is out to get her

My mother has "hallucinations and delusions" that my sister and her husband, that live more then 100 miles away, are steeling from her and destroying her property. I have tried to reason with her with no success. I have tried distracting her to focus on other interests. She continues to come... Read more Chevron

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Terri

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posted 08/21/2008, comments (3)

a beginer at this

I am a beginer at having a loved one with this. I want to help her all I can. I need advise on many thing. She can not do the activities she used to do and needs something to fill her time? I don't live inthe same town , so I am not there every day. I wondered about buying her a journal? I feel like it is the elephant in the room. Know one seems... Read more Chevron

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wrenkeeper

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I am an Inkeeper. My father inlaw is now living with us.

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posted 08/18/2008, comments (0)

ruth jameson

Is a person with alzheimer capeable of killing someone or causing bodily harm. My father in-law is a strong man. And i belive capeable of killing anyone whom he might think is doing harm to his dog.

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posted 10/24/2008, comments (4)

New Alzheimer's Disease Survey Reveals Disparities Between Beliefs and Behavior In Pursuing Diagnosis

Results of this study indicate the need for adults over age 55 to know the signs of Alzheimer's and take immediate action once symptoms are suspected. The Alzheimer’s Disease Screening Discussion Group (ADSDG) was formed in the fallof 2007 to discuss the value of early screening and detection of Alzheimer’s disease and to... Read more Chevron

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