How Should You React to Alzheimer’s Confusion?
November 16, 2020
Alzheimer’s confusion, a common occurrence with dementia, can lead to recent memories being forgotten or distorted, while memories from the more distant past remain intact.
Alzheimer’s confusion, a common occurrence with dementia, can lead to recent memories being forgotten or distorted, while memories from the more distant past remain intact.
“How on earth could you think that I have dementia? There is not a thing wrong with me!” If an aging loved one with dementia
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