Please explain using a statement or sentence that each would say. For example a person with dementia will say “A”, but a person with alzheimer’s will say “B”.

More than 4 million Americans are suffering from Alzheimer’s disease. Statistics show that the number of sufferers will continue to increase as more people will reach the retirement age. People who are diagnosed with the disorder do not have to be confined in the hospital. The best Alzheimer’s care facility does not cost much because [...]

We have an Alzheimer’s patient that keeps taking their colostomy bag off and putting it in their pocket. ANY ideas of how to prevent that would be appreciated! Thanks you!

A family member with Alzheimer’s experienced increased muscle weakness over a few days, but rather sudden permanent inability to walk at all. Doctors said he had experienced a stroke 5 days before and also 5 or 6 yrs ago. I want to know how a CAT scan indicating a stroke in an Alzheimer’s patient would [...]

Hello, my grandmother has a form of Alzheimer’s disease. My grandfather has been putting her pills in a weekly tray. Today she took three tray’s worth: three days. She ended up in the hospital because she took too many pills. I’m wondering if even one bin would be would be too much to make sure [...]

Can there be anything finer? A cup of coffee enjoyed out on the patio at dawn as the sun filters through the trees to the east. Even better if enjoyed around an early morning campfire, with the scent of pine lingering in the air above the fire pit. I could go on and on for [...]

Hypothetically speaking, a person with Alzheimer’s has been put into a nursing home. They are vistited by their spouse and at that point asks if they can go home now.