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Hi Janice, Love you new videos - Minds in Motion.

You nailed it❤

I love this song. For my sister😢

Ok mom won’t accept assistance in the shower because she says she is embarrassed . She has a life line but won’t wear it in the shower

בחלק זה של סרטון RUclips שכותרתו "10 סימני אזהרה לדמנציה", הדובר דן בסימנים נפוצים של דמנציה שעשויים להשפיע על חיי היומיום ולדרוש טיפול רפואי. סימנים אלו כוללים אובדן זיכרון המשפיע על היכולות היומיומיות, קושי בביצוע מטלות מוכרות, בעיות בשפה, חוסר התמצאות בזמן ובמרחב, פגיעה בכושר השיפוט, בעיות בחשיבה מופשטת, אי מיקומם של דברים, שינויים במצב הרוח וההתנהגות, שינויים באישיות ואובדן יוזמה. . אם אתה או מישהו שאתה מכיר חווה אחד מהתסמינים הללו, חשוב לדבר עם רופא לקבלת טיפולים ותמיכה מתאימים. אבחון מוקדם מאפשר תכנון טוב יותר וגישה למשאבים יקרי ערך באמצעות ארגונים כמו אגודת האלצהיימר.

I think Joe Biden has this

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Very good video Thanks so much

Once a broking baron.... to worrying about when and why the need to bathe? Sigh, karma it is. It's true when you age, you become a baby again. Be a good person.......

Godbless and also subscribe

Both the video and link are very helpful. Many thanks.

These signs seem some what a general statements. But scary to. I wonder about my self!!!!!!!!

1) Memory loss that affects day to day abilities, 2)difficulty performing familiar tasks,3)problems with language,4)disorientation with time and space, 5) impaired judgement,6)problems abstract thinking,7)misplacing things,8) changes mood and behavior, 9)changes in personality,10)loss of initiative.

My dad is 82. He's had all these problems since I was a kid. He's the same now as he was 50 years ago. Plus, he's a narcisist. He has always expected everyone to wait on him hand and foot and cater to all his demands. We worry he will outlive us all.

Can I find genetic testing for Alzheimer's disease in BC? Thanks

I've watched countless videos on this topic, but yours stands out from the rest in the most extraordinary way. Your passion and genuine desire to help others shine through, making this video a true gem. Your explanations are clear and concise, and I appreciate the practical tips and actionable advice you've shared. I've already started implementing some of your suggestions, and I'm already seeing positive changes in my life. Thank you for creating content that truly makes a difference!

Ty for this I have a hard time finding how to care for a dementia parent who now has cancer.

That explain exactly how i feel about my mother right now😢. Hard to see her slowly disaper.

Excellent informative webinar. Thanks @AlzheimerBC and Dr. Heather Keller!

Thank you, this is hugely helpful ❤

Aphasia info

Why?

keep it up

My aunt died of Alzheimer’s at age 60. 😢 great video. Thank you.

My mum has vascular dementia she has never had a stroke

My entire life I’ve been unable to properly cook several dishes at once…from my 20s to now at age 65. Have always been disorganized in the house and misplaced things. How does one even know when a symptom ISN’T dementia?

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How to encourage water drinking to prevent dehydration.?

I cant believe I'm still alive! Shot in the head,by a crazy ex husband , Dad had dementia so bad, he was put in a mental institution in Canada...ponpka. I m going to sign off and have a good cry😢

This series is so well made! Kudos to the creators.

This video is informative, however the lady is speaking too fast!!

Thanks!

I recently found out my grandpa has dementia, I don’t much about it, but, I know that one day, he won’t know who I am anymore, it shocked me the day I found out, he was always a do-it yourself guy, always fixing and doing stuff on his own, I never thought he’d get something like that.

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My husband passed away April 1, 2019. For too many years he was the unhappiest person I knew. He could not hunt, fish, garden or do any other actiities because of sever pain all through his body. THEN cardio related dementia set in. Priior to the dementia we had talked with his doctor many, many times. We had often talked about MAID and all his specialists and GP agreed that this is certanly an option for him. His last specialist appointment was with a psychiatrist who asked him a zillion questions. I sat in on the appointment but said nothing - it was my husband's appointment, not mine. After that interview the psychiatrist agreed that my husband understood his reasoning for choosin MAID and agreed. So hubby chose a date and it happened. I did not want him to pass away but I knew and understood how he felt. But it was not my body in agony and depression so the whole family gathered around him in support. We had a wonderful weekend together outside at his care residence laughing, reminiscing and loving. MAID was incredibly apeaceful procedure and I want careivers to know and remember that it is totally the patients' wishes that should be respected. Four years later (we were married 54 years) I still miss him, talk to him and love him but I know that he has been finally at peace and that is how this MAID program helped him. Hugs and peace to all. His body, his life, his decision.

Good info... thanks

Excellent information thanks

I have MCI, and I have many of these symptoms. I’m younger than people normally are when they get this, and I’m able to keep myself relatively physically well. This causes social problems for me because I appear fine, and people don’t understand and I have little support. In fact, people get angry and frustrated with me because I’m apathetic and find it difficult to plan things and go out. I have lost a lot of skills and the ability to keep my belongings organized. The pressure that is put on me makes this much more difficult.

Thank you from all my hart, you give me hope And dignity, John. I live in Quebec, I have 57 years old And I Just learned I have Alzheimer desease. I am so grateful for what you did , thank you, It vives me hope to see you ❤

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Why is the caption in French?

Bravo. I so needed to hear this. Going to contact the palliative care practice in my area this week. Thank you

thank you so much - Dr. Coetsee's presentation is very clear and I welcomed the opportunity to be able to pause and make notes ... any questions I've had have been answered ... now just have to await more and clearer legislation.

Very helpful.

Great info. Thanks!

Well done. Thanks for the upload. Very informative.