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Claire believe it depends on how we talk to him, they always try to turn his attention into another one, and keep him with the activities that he able to do it.
He wandered and did flip the time.
He sleeps tightly at day time and awake at all night long.
It was a little hard when he insisted to get out of house in the middle night to go church for Mass.
Every time he want to go church, he tried to get up, pulled the handle door, but the door had been locked and he kicked the door, screamed that he would be late to go Mass.
Spring, I didn't meet Claire.
Summer.
I heard from Claire that his uncle in the late stage Alzheimer's (Stage 7 or severe decline). Some important signs of the late stage Alzheimer's are:
2) He has difficulty to swallow.
3) He eat pureed meal and drink thick liquid.
4) He has infection of pneumonia.
5) He has trouble in breathing and need breathing treatments.
6) Hospice is taking care of him.
7) He behaves well, quite, and calm.
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Alzheimer is a very serious disease, the first symptoms must not be neglected.
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Claire believe it depends on how we talk to him, they always try to turn his attention into another one, and keep him with the activities that he able to do it.
Todas las enfermedades son malas, pero, la que mencionas en esta entrada, llega a anularte como persona y es muy triste no llegar a reconocer a todos aquellos que te rodean y quieren.
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He wandered and did flip the time.
He sleeps tightly at day time and awake at all night long.
It was a little hard when he insisted to get out of house in the middle night to go church for Mass.
Every time he want to go church, he tried to get up, pulled the handle door, but the door had been locked and he kicked the door, screamed that he would be late to go Mass.
Spring, I didn't meet Claire.
Qué enfermedad más triste.
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Fig 03- Lily flowers in the garden
Summer.
I heard from Claire that his uncle in the late stage Alzheimer's (Stage 7 or severe decline). Some important signs of the late stage Alzheimer's are:
1) He lose words and he is not able to talk.
2) He has difficulty to swallow.
3) He eat pureed meal and drink thick liquid.
4) He has infection of pneumonia.
5) He has trouble in breathing and need breathing treatments.
6) Hospice is taking care of him.
7) He behaves well, quite, and calm.
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- Will We Live Longer if We Think Younger? - Healthy Life 14
- Visiting the Oldest French City in Louisiana – Part 2
- Hurricane Ida Hit Our Neighborhood – Nature 11
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Very informative sharing, early awareness could help hopefully. Beautiful flower in your garden. Have a great day.
ReplyDeleteGracias por la información. Saludos amiga. Felices Fiestas Navideñas.
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Fig 01- Illustration only (credit to Google)
He wandered and did flip the time.
He sleeps tightly at day time and awake at all night long.
It was a little hard when he insisted to get out of house in the middle night to go church for Mass.
Every time he want to go church, he tried to get up, pulled the handle door, but the door had been locked and he kicked the door, screamed that he would be late to go Mass.
Spring, I didn't meet Claire.
Now, I cried because my father died from this disease and the symptoms matched. He also had kidney and heart failure. He suffered a lot and has been an angel since July 2020. I miss him so much.
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sorry to hear... may God bless your dad...
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The signs of late stage of Alzheimer's Disease – Part 2 - Alzheimer's 1
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Fig 03- Lily flowers in the garden
Summer.
I heard from Claire that his uncle in the late stage Alzheimer's (Stage 7 or severe decline). Some important signs of the late stage Alzheimer's are:
1) He lose words and he is not able to talk.
2) He has difficulty to swallow.
3) He eat pureed meal and drink thick liquid.
4) He has infection of pneumonia.
5) He has trouble in breathing and need breathing treatments.
6) Hospice is taking care of him.
7) He behaves well, quite, and calm.
# Previous postings:
- Will We Live Longer if We Think Younger? - Healthy Life 14
- Visiting the Oldest French City in Louisiana – Part 2
- Hurricane Ida Hit Our Neighborhood – Nature 11
Qué duro debe ser tener a un familiar con esa enfermedad.
ReplyDeleteMy mom has Alzheimer and it's heartbreaking to see her declining.
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sorry to hear...
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The signs of late stage of Alzheimer's Disease – Part 2 - Alzheimer's 1
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Fig 01- Illustration only (credit to Google)
He wandered and did flip the time.
He sleeps tightly at day time and awake at all night long.
It was a little hard when he insisted to get out of house in the middle night to go church for Mass.
Every time he want to go church, he tried to get up, pulled the handle door, but the door had been locked and he kicked the door, screamed that he would be late to go Mass.
Spring, I didn't meet Claire.
As we say around here God frees us from those evil and destructive diseases of people.
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Best regards.
Ameen...
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The signs of late stage of Alzheimer's Disease – Part 2 - Alzheimer's 1
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Fig 03- Lily flowers in the garden
Summer.
I heard from Claire that his uncle in the late stage Alzheimer's (Stage 7 or severe decline). Some important signs of the late stage Alzheimer's are:
1) He lose words and he is not able to talk.
2) He has difficulty to swallow.
3) He eat pureed meal and drink thick liquid.
4) He has infection of pneumonia.
5) He has trouble in breathing and need breathing treatments.
6) Hospice is taking care of him.
7) He behaves well, quite, and calm.
# Previous postings:
- Will We Live Longer if We Think Younger? - Healthy Life 14
- Visiting the Oldest French City in Louisiana – Part 2
- Hurricane Ida Hit Our Neighborhood – Nature 11
Una información a tener en cuenta. Gracias por compartirla. Te deseo unas felices fiestas y un nuevo año lleno de ilusión. Abrazos.
ReplyDeleteIt is a horrible disease... I wish they find an effective treatment to cure it... Thank you for the information.
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The signs of late stage of Alzheimer's Disease – Part 2 - Alzheimer's 1
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Fig 01- Illustration only (credit to Google)
He wandered and did flip the time.
He sleeps tightly at day time and awake at all night long.
It was a little hard when he insisted to get out of house in the middle night to go church for Mass.
Every time he want to go church, he tried to get up, pulled the handle door, but the door had been locked and he kicked the door, screamed that he would be late to go Mass.
Spring, I didn't meet Claire.
Ótimo post!
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Fig 03- Lily flowers in the garden
Summer.
I heard from Claire that his uncle in the late stage Alzheimer's (Stage 7 or severe decline). Some important signs of the late stage Alzheimer's are:
1) He lose words and he is not able to talk.
2) He has difficulty to swallow.
3) He eat pureed meal and drink thick liquid.
4) He has infection of pneumonia.
5) He has trouble in breathing and need breathing treatments.
6) Hospice is taking care of him.
7) He behaves well, quite, and calm.
# Previous postings:
- Will We Live Longer if We Think Younger? - Healthy Life 14
- Visiting the Oldest French City in Louisiana – Part 2
- Hurricane Ida Hit Our Neighborhood – Nature 11
Its a serious disease.
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Kisses, my dear friend.
I see....
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Claire believe it depends on how we talk to him, they always try to turn his attention into another one, and keep him with the activities that he able to do it.
Beautiful mind is one of my favorite movies
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Fig 01- Illustration only (credit to Google)
He wandered and did flip the time.
He sleeps tightly at day time and awake at all night long.
It was a little hard when he insisted to get out of house in the middle night to go church for Mass.
Every time he want to go church, he tried to get up, pulled the handle door, but the door had been locked and he kicked the door, screamed that he would be late to go Mass.
Spring, I didn't meet Claire.
Muchas gracias por tu visita
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Fig 03- Lily flowers in the garden
Summer.
I heard from Claire that his uncle in the late stage Alzheimer's (Stage 7 or severe decline). Some important signs of the late stage Alzheimer's are:
1) He lose words and he is not able to talk.
2) He has difficulty to swallow.
3) He eat pureed meal and drink thick liquid.
4) He has infection of pneumonia.
5) He has trouble in breathing and need breathing treatments.
6) Hospice is taking care of him.
7) He behaves well, quite, and calm.
# Previous postings:
- Will We Live Longer if We Think Younger? - Healthy Life 14
- Visiting the Oldest French City in Louisiana – Part 2
- Hurricane Ida Hit Our Neighborhood – Nature 11
Una enfermedad terrible que te va alejando de tus seres queridos poco a poco... borrándolo todo.
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Te deseo una muy feliz Navidad.
Besicos.
Olá amiga!
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Fig 01- Illustration only (credit to Google)
He wandered and did flip the time.
He sleeps tightly at day time and awake at all night long.
It was a little hard when he insisted to get out of house in the middle night to go church for Mass.
Every time he want to go church, he tried to get up, pulled the handle door, but the door had been locked and he kicked the door, screamed that he would be late to go Mass.
Spring, I didn't meet Claire.
A terrible disease, I know it well because my father had it.
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The signs of late stage of Alzheimer's Disease – Part 2 - Alzheimer's 1
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Fig 03- Lily flowers in the garden
Summer.
I heard from Claire that his uncle in the late stage Alzheimer's (Stage 7 or severe decline). Some important signs of the late stage Alzheimer's are:
1) He lose words and he is not able to talk.
2) He has difficulty to swallow.
3) He eat pureed meal and drink thick liquid.
4) He has infection of pneumonia.
5) He has trouble in breathing and need breathing treatments.
6) Hospice is taking care of him.
7) He behaves well, quite, and calm.
# Previous postings:
- Will We Live Longer if We Think Younger? - Healthy Life 14
- Visiting the Oldest French City in Louisiana – Part 2
- Hurricane Ida Hit Our Neighborhood – Nature 11
Pasa a desearte unas Felices fiestas.
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