Saturday, May 25, 2013

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Some people think social isolation with Aperger's will make it more prone to Alzheimer's later on as social isolation can cause Alzheimer's. But I guess there is no real proof - just speculations. I suspect my father-in-law has similar traits and thus he is self-centered about "working" with family for a long time. Now he still has more interest at work in the new home. He shows no interests for other regular or common matters. He sleeps during the activity because he was bored. The funny thing is he can still respond during such nap. Thanks,Nina

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