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Ronsunny
My grandmother's fight with Alzheimer's has lasted for years. It mainly affected her ability to speak, as slowly but surely it became harder for her to communicate with us. She remembered all of our faces and could understand us when we...
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Written on November 7th, 2012
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salar1
A lady once proud with dignity and humility . Now a sad husk containing some organs clinging to a frail skeleton . With a fixed grin and eyes once filled with life now dulled and weak she stares at you almost through you . The...
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Written on December 14th, 2009
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badgirlbee
My great grandmother who is 91 years old is in her final stage of Alzheimer's. If anyone seen someone go threw it they know what I'm talking about.
I want to share what we are going threw.
In her final stage. She isn't able to get...
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Written on January 20th, 2013
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Nyxii
I watched some educational dvd's about Alzheimer's disease finally. I now understand a lot more than I did. It's very sobering. It's not just about forgetting. In the beginning it is, in stage one. As it progresses parts of your brain...
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Written on February 21st, 2013
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LadyAnalyzer
My grandmother is 90 years old. She started really struggling with Alzheimers 3 years ago. She lived with my father until hospitalization was necessary - about 6 months ago.
Before she moved into the nursing home - I spent an evening...
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Written on January 23rd, 2012
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Luckycharm94
Seeing a grandmother with Alzheimers, is really hard... you look at her and remember how zesty she was and alway lie about her age. How she alway wanted to make sure everyone was happy with someone, she love playing hook up..:) She...
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Written on August 26th, 2010
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