If you’ve read any of my posts, you probably know that I was diagnosed with Ealy Onset Alzheimer’s about 3 years ago. I was very aware that something was wrong way before that, but I had no clue what it was. I believed it was just normal signs of aging, even though I was in […]
Mild Cognitive Impairment and Memory Centers
Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI). Something I never gave a thought to as I worked in a highly technical environment. But weird, little unexplainable ‘things’ started happening. In my late 50’s I didn’t feel as sharp as I usually did. After several years of searching for ‘what’ was wrong, I was finally diagnosed with Early Onset […]
Best Ways to Defend Your Family Against Covid-19
One of the things I keep seeing is the lack of distinction between Alzheimer’s and Dementia. People use the term together interchangeably, which clearly shows a lack of understanding between the two terms. Why do we care? Because one is the disease, and the other is a symptom of the disease! Did you know that? I didn’t […]
Alzheimer’s Support and Caregiving Options
1. Alzheimer’s? Where Can Caregivers Get Help? You’ve just found out that your husband, wife, sister, brother, or other relative has Alzheimer’s! But what is Alzheimer’s Support? Maybe it’s your mother or father or someone else in the family has been diagnosed. You have nowhere to go to get information! It’s hard not knowing where […]
How To Find Clinical Trials For Early Onset Alzheimer’s
Did you ever wonder about clinical trials for Alzheimer’s? Your first question may be ‘What are Clinical Trials?’ Most people don’t know, so I’ll provide some high-level information and how to find clinical trials that may help you or a relative. Why would I participate in a Clinical Trial, you might ask? The answer is because clinical trials […]
