Experiences with

Dementia

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My late mother was wonderful, I lost my little dog Billy who was my constant for 12 long years, then I lost my David who suffered with Vascular Dementia, who i nursed at home for 5 long years. I now feel completely spent and hopeless with nowhere to go.

I feel lonely everytime I see how stupidly I make those efforts to keep everything fine. More lonely when I care about someone not sleeping angry or in a bad mood, but she doesn't reciprocate. She doesn't mind mis interpreting me, how I must be sleeping after listening to that, or when she can go to

An example is helping for a Veteran whose partner now has dementia, the charities can help with respite care for the afflicted partner, on the basis of their partners' service. Just something to keep in mind.

My mother has dementia. Seeing her in this state is breaking my heart. She was once a vibrant, brilliant woman who comforted me when I needed it most. She has been reduced to a shadow of her former self. She seems to be even more depressed than I am, due to her confusion.

what supplements does everyone take and what do they help you with? I currently take magnesium+calcium, omega 3 fish oil and evening primrose oil.

I live in the Red River Valley - a neurodegenerative disease hot spot. This isn't where I was poisoned, it's where we landed after I got sick. I had to be transferred by ambulance to a different hospital system in May - there are specially trained teams for patients with ALS due to respiratory failure

My husband has dementia but has been so wonderful and caring. I don't want him to know things that might frighten him. It was interesting when we watched the same videos; he cherry-picked subconsciously only things he could deal with...he didn't get the scary stuff, and I was glad.

The health hazards of tobacco are enormous; they include heart attack, stroke, dementia, aortic aneurysms, emphysema, asthma and lung infections, and cancers of the mouth, throat, lung, and many other organs. . How can I smoke and not get cancer?

At 90, should the batteries be replaced in a pacemaker for a patient with dementia

As I mentioned in a previous reply , here is an article on Fenben and VES.I added the VES (400mg} to my Fenben protocol few weeks age taken along with Tudca and Bovine Lactoferrin for my morning dosing. Mid afternoon it's Fenben/DMSO , Evening is Ivermectin / Tudca / Lactoferrin. Herbs etc in between

Hi all, Does anyone who is using the PD Vibrotactile Gloves have Parkinson's AND Lewy Body ( dementia ) ? Or know of anyone with the two conditions and the PD Glove effects, especially for the Lewy Body aspects.

and the permeability of the blood brain barrier as people age--resulting in more (and sometimes permanent) brain inflammation as the brain reacts to the vaccine antigens and toxins, and the possibility of inflammaging (when the inflammation becomes permanent)--leading to cognitive decline (including dementia

Although often symptomless, having high blood pressure - or hypertension - puts you at risk of conditions such as heart attack, stroke, and vascular dementia.

If you've followed my "vitamin posts" the last 2 months you know that I'm involved with a Florida law firm which is preparing to file a lawsuit against several Amazon vitamin sellers for... FRAUDULENTLY claiming their supplements are: "MADE IN THE USA." TODAY I got this reply from one of the vitamin

Had quite a year last year, left my job ,finally moved house which hasn’t been successful, my Dad had to be placed in care home the Alzheimer’s/vascular dementia was getting too much to cope with he was violent and abusive all quite traumatic.

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Hello,My brother is in mid 40s , diagnosed with Parkinson in 2020 after getting COVID-19. Since then, he has detoriated very rapidly. He has had MIBG scan recently which reveals he has PSP or MSA. We are very worried for him, at his age we weren't expecting this. Anyone in similar situation? What's the

I did everything to organise her funeral and deal with the admin and have done the bulk of the important jobs for my Dad since then; he has mild dementia.

Every one with PD needs to have at least 1000 b12 blood levels to slow the disease and help with dementia. B12 needs folate but also both b2 and b7 to work. Pretty interesting.