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People Who Are Living With Alzheimer's

Ruthanne
posted 04/14/2008, comments (6)

Loosing a Piece of "Me"

Each day a little piece of 'me' disappears.  I see it go, sometimes, but I can't get it back.  I can't multi-task anylonger, and I was Queen Mulitasker.  Reading mystery novels and judicial drama novels has been my hobby for years.  I could finish a novel in 2 days.  The book I'm now on I have been... Read moreChevron
CBROWN3027
posted 12/22/2007, comments (2)

HELPMENOW

SOMEONE PLEASE CALL ME TO TALK I FEEL LIKE IM LOSING MY MIND AND MY FAMILY DOESNT CARE  941 613 2936
ginger Kelley

ginger Kelley

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posted 11/17/2007, comments (2)

My experiences, so far.

Hi,my name is ginger, I was actually diagnosed in 2002 with dementia, the doctor at that time disagreed with finding, due to the fact the I have- bi-polar disease( please don't let that scare you away, it is a disease like anything else, I am not crazy, and if you met me, you would not think there was anything wrong with, me, where as,... Read moreChevron
Michael L. Harville

Michael L. Harville

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Life is too short not to remain happy...
posted 11/05/2007, comments (7)

Who am I...

I retired from the BNSF Railway about 4 1/2 years ago after 38 1/2 years service, as did my brother, father, both grandfathers and one uncle. That marked 201 years of service on the railroad. I have 3 sons, oldest (single) son lives in Palo Alto, CA near San Francisco, and works with computers, my middle son, (married, Tim & Kim) works... Read moreChevron
pinky
posted 09/03/2007, comment (1)

my feelings

my dad is only 60years old @ has just been told he has vascular dementia, the 1st sign of things was over 6years ago. im 27 years old and i feel as if my world has fallen apart. my mum is 59years old
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