7 Stages of Dementia

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  • Опубликовано: 24 авг 2024
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Комментарии • 51

  • @ivanhicks887
    @ivanhicks887 Год назад +1

    Bailie - Thankyou For The Excellent Presentation - I think I am about A stage 4 and moving along --Thankyou - God Bless You

  • @susanjohn6506
    @susanjohn6506 Год назад +4

    Incredibly helpful thank you. Clearly & simply put.

  • @davidregan9872
    @davidregan9872 Год назад +4

    Right now my mom is asking for things like food, coffee, water, wanting to help us, and other things! 4 weeks ago she had a mild case of covid, and didn't want food, and would only eat certain things. She would only eat very little. Now she eats more, but some foods she will not eat at all. It's very sad to see my mom go through this! She repeats herself over, and over, and over etc. until it's bed time. Then she is quiet!

    • @BailieHillman
      @BailieHillman  Год назад +1

      David, I know this is so hard. You are not alone. We are here and praying for you and your mom ❤️

  • @aspirit1663
    @aspirit1663 Год назад +8

    So, it would be good to hear talk about the probable, possible, as well as likely causes of dementia - such as glyphosate poisoning, all chemical insecticides, “organophosphate” presence in our world due to contamination through use of these horrifying chemicals. This truthful education could hopefully help people use the brains they have left to stop being SO ignorant as to buy these chemicals and use them.

    • @BailieHillman
      @BailieHillman  Год назад

      Very good recommendation! I will see what we can do!

    • @MA-yl1er
      @MA-yl1er Год назад

      Prescription drugs. Healthy people are useless to the medical machine.

    • @willchristie2650
      @willchristie2650 Год назад +1

      How about the decreasing sperm count in men and the shocking rise in autistic children? I think perhaps in 100 years, people may look back in horror at our time due to all the toxic elements we casually lived around.

  • @teddyduncan1046
    @teddyduncan1046 2 года назад +3

    Nice summary. I have Lewy Bodies and it is comforting to know where I roughly am in the disease.

    • @lgb4788
      @lgb4788 Год назад +2

      Hang in there...

    • @eileenburgess8766
      @eileenburgess8766 Год назад +2

      Teddy...im so sorry to hear that...sending love to you

    • @way_truth_life_of_love
      @way_truth_life_of_love Год назад +1

      Praying for you; many of us are now that we’ve seen your post❤️

    • @BailieHillman
      @BailieHillman  Год назад

      Teddy, I am so glad the video brought you comfort. Prayers for you ❤️

  • @Auggies1956
    @Auggies1956 4 месяца назад

    I just tell people when I suspect they notice that I have hardcore insomnia.

  • @deeann424
    @deeann424 Год назад +5

    How does a doctor know you have it? What tells them it is dementia and not Alzheimer disease.

    • @BailieHillman
      @BailieHillman  Год назад

      DeeAnn, they typically diagnose based off symptoms. Alzheimer disease is a type of dementia. Just like breast cancer is a type of cancer. If the diagnosis is dementia then they are just not specifying a type.

    • @gregorypasternack8337
      @gregorypasternack8337 Год назад +1

      The way they tell is that each is related to degradation of different parts of the brain. MRI and other imagery shows losses in different areas. Also, neuro psych testing includes different challenges that set apart the causes. Finally, Alzheimer has more medical tests that identify it.

    • @BailieHillman
      @BailieHillman  Год назад +2

      @@gregorypasternack8337 Thank you for your answer. An MRI can absolutely show shrinkage and give information about the areas of the brain that are being impaired causing symptoms. Unfortunately, more times than not physicians are just labeling based off of symptoms and a simple cognitive test unless further testing is requested by the individual or their loved one. What is typically seen in many cases is a diagnosis of dementia with or without behavior disturbances. Hopefully one day in depth testing will be the norm for all types of dementia. We are slowly getting closer!

  • @amyhenningsgard8618
    @amyhenningsgard8618 Год назад

    Thank you. This was helpful.

  • @WDBsirLocksight
    @WDBsirLocksight Год назад +2

    Obviously these Stages would be modified if the person started at baseline with ASD and/or concussion.

  • @michelleprice115
    @michelleprice115 Год назад

    Could you post a video on voting in a LTC facility please?

  • @nicoles9764
    @nicoles9764 Год назад +1

    Very informative! The Audio could be better, though 🙂

    • @BailieHillman
      @BailieHillman  Год назад

      Thanks Nicole for the feedback! One of my first videos! Improvements have been made! ❤️

    • @nicoles9764
      @nicoles9764 Год назад

      @@BailieHillman oh ok 😊 it was also the first video I watched of yours as it popped up today on my feed! I’ll check out some more 🙂!

  • @amandaallen9460
    @amandaallen9460 2 года назад +3

    My grandma is most likely in stage 4/5 now as she is pissed off that we have taken her car but she is still able to do bills, cook, shop, dress, bath, ect

    • @davidregan9872
      @davidregan9872 Год назад

      You are lucky for now! My mom asks for food ALL DAY even after eating! Are you ready for that? My mom is doing it right now. The only time she stops is when it's bed time!

    • @amandaallen9460
      @amandaallen9460 Год назад

      @@davidregan9872 this is not my family's first time with this disease as my great grammy passed of it back on April 12 2005 at age 87 years 1 month and 26 days...

    • @davidregan9872
      @davidregan9872 Год назад

      @@amandaallen9460 Thanks Amanda! Sorry for your loss! My grandma had it also! My mom is 84, and I hope she gets a little better. HOPE!!!

    • @amandaallen9460
      @amandaallen9460 Год назад

      @@davidregan9872 right...hope!!!

  • @cathywestholt5324
    @cathywestholt5324 Год назад

    I am trying to train a senior. She can't retain very simple things and will ask the same question every five to fifteen minutes. I am concerned about her.

    • @BailieHillman
      @BailieHillman  Год назад

      Cathy, there is a technique called spaced retrieval that may help. I will try and do a video on it soon to help explain how to decrease the question asking. Can you give me some examples of questions she asks.

  • @tammymontgomery8532
    @tammymontgomery8532 Год назад +1

    So what if the said patient/family member is in active opioid addiction could the stages and symptoms be more severe and staggered among stages

    • @BailieHillman
      @BailieHillman  Год назад

      Tammy, yes the symptoms may vary with opioid use. Opioid users are at a higher risk of cognitive decline. They may also be suffering from “medication fog.”

    • @tammymontgomery8532
      @tammymontgomery8532 Год назад

      @@BailieHillman thanks for a response I appreciate your time

  • @hairbyhelene7246
    @hairbyhelene7246 Год назад

    When they can’t swallow is that end stage?

  • @Spearomen
    @Spearomen Год назад +2

    So Joe is about stage 5 ?

    • @willchristie2650
      @willchristie2650 Год назад

      If there were stages of moral degradation and corruption, both Trump and DeSantis would be a 10. I cannot believe that the channel owner gave you a heart for such a childish remark.

  • @annmilzarski3786
    @annmilzarski3786 Год назад

    Don’t just say paranoia…explain and give examples.

    • @dorotamaty888
      @dorotamaty888 8 месяцев назад

      My mother -in -law went many times to her lawyer to make sure her son didn't sell her condo.

  • @annmilzarski3786
    @annmilzarski3786 Год назад +1

    I am not willing to be my spouse’s caregiver at this point. He is fine so far, but I want to shriek outloud at what is ahead. Why is it a given that the spouse is the automatic caregiver. I’ve had no training in this area. I will not clean up poop. I do not cook worth a damn.

    • @annacastillo5804
      @annacastillo5804 Год назад +2

      Woman do you remember ? In sickness or in health. oh boy i wouldn't want to be your spouse. What about if you were the one who is sick.?

    • @annacastillo5804
      @annacastillo5804 Год назад

      You sound so selfish.

    • @willchristie2650
      @willchristie2650 Год назад +1

      Why did you marry him in the first place? Did you marry for what the relationship could give YOU? You honestly do not have enough love, compassion and kindness in your heart to care for someone you committed to love in sickness and health? Wow. Do him a favor and divorce him so he can find someone else with a maturity to care for him. Lady, you just failed a major test in life.

    • @balkissuleiman4278
      @balkissuleiman4278 Год назад

      Women u r crazy. Remember God can give u the same n see who will takecare of u.

    • @bunniewood
      @bunniewood Год назад

      Why did you get married? What do you think marriage is? Are you a narcissist?