My husband was diagnosed at 55. He is 58 now. I wish my husband liked to talk about it but he doesn’t. There isn’t much conversation in our home as a result of his progression and he is a homebody in every sense of the word. Still, I love him and pray I can care for him at home the entire time. God bless this wonderful couple.
I was thinking the same thing. His company appears not to care enough to try and help him when his job performance declined. They just kicked him to the curb, on top of the other problems he has. So sad 😞.
Beautiful couple and family, such a sad, sad diagnosis!!! My father died with it and it is the long goodbye...my heart goes out to them and their family.💝😢
Ive been around lots of people with Alzheimer's. The vast majority of them were physically fit and took great care of themselves!! Makes me wonder why their brain was affected like that!!!
Agree. Does not seems to matter at all. Also, I've heard lots of those fairly young men, they've worked either in the Navy or been in work with some connection to airplanes, either flightcaptains or other such things involving working in those environments. There is a lot we do not know yet, but I think in the future, we'll be able to connect the dots...(I am aware this was shared 5 years ago, still no progress in the Alzheimer mystery although)
This reminds me of my friend with early-onset dementia. She too was fired from her job as a waitress in a high-end restaurant when she could no longer do the job. She is still alive 10 years later, but long since has lost her ability to talk or know where she is or anything else.
So sad he was demoted and fired at work. It had to be humiliating for such a proud man. How did his doctor discover plaque on his brain? I thought they could only do that by autopsy.
Too much stress…human beings aren’t meant to live like we do now. Always on the run, work stress, wanting more … plus we are living longer than previous generations.
I'm afraid I'm getting it Possibly. My great grandmother died with it and my grandmother had dementia all on my mom's side. I'm in my forty's and forget a lot short term minutes apart and sometimes seconds
My prayers and good wishes are w you. May God bless you with many good years and I hope there will be a cure. My father in law, my grandmother and my mother... it is difficult. I wonder what multimillion company he worked for. I would not want to use whatever services they offer.
I hear that chelation is great for patients who have Alzheimer’s and dementia. I’m not sure if the amount of lead from the military firearms may be the culprit.
You two sound so cold. Those are things he could do now. You make it sound like he is just doomed instead of being optimistic. Horrible reporting. Who wrote this for you? Or did you two store this yourselves?
My husband was diagnosed at 55. He is 58 now. I wish my husband liked to talk about it but he doesn’t. There isn’t much conversation in our home as a result of his progression and he is a homebody in every sense of the word. Still, I love him and pray I can care for him at home the entire time. God bless this wonderful couple.
I have a suspicion that one or more of the supplements and oils we tend to take/use on a daily basis may be the culprit.
How ruthless big business is he gave them his life and they booted him out onto the street, lots of love from Yorkshire England, stay strong
I was thinking the same thing. His company appears not to care enough to try and help him when his job performance declined. They just kicked him to the curb, on top of the other problems he has.
So sad 😞.
Beautiful couple and family, such a sad, sad diagnosis!!! My father died with it and it is the long goodbye...my heart goes out to them and their family.💝😢
Annoying background music should be a lot quieter in order to understand what they are saying.
Ive been around lots of people with Alzheimer's. The vast majority of them were physically fit and took great care of themselves!! Makes me wonder why their brain was affected like that!!!
Agree. Does not seems to matter at all. Also, I've heard lots of those fairly young men, they've worked either in the Navy or been in work with some connection to airplanes, either flightcaptains or other such things involving working in those environments. There is a lot we do not know yet, but I think in the future, we'll be able to connect the dots...(I am aware this was shared 5 years ago, still no progress in the Alzheimer mystery although)
Best wishes to this courageous couple and their family. They have the right philosophy -- seize the day!
God bless them both 🙏🏽 what a lovely couple 💜💜
Been through this debilitating disease with mom for 10 years...stay strong for a cure💜💜💜🙏🙏🙏🙏
Prayers for this family. Hope he is doing well and I love his wife 🥰
😊😊😊😊
This reminds me of my friend with early-onset dementia. She too was fired from her job as a waitress in a high-end restaurant when she could no longer do the job. She is still alive 10 years later, but long since has lost her ability to talk or know where she is or anything else.
How is he doing as 5 years after? Did he in any clinical trial?
Slow Dancing with a Stranger, a wonderful book, this subject.
Inspirational, thank you.
I hope he gets his pension from the company that fired him. Surely there should be some compensation.
Please read Dr Mary Newport's book on the benefits of coconut oil
So sad he was demoted and fired at work. It had to be humiliating for such a proud man. How did his doctor discover plaque on his brain? I thought they could only do that by autopsy.
A pet scan
Even MRI scans will reveal damaged areas of the brain
This is why I plan to leave as soon as I qualify for a pension, just in case.
Too much of this disease lately- is there something in the environment?
It’s diagnosed more frequently because people are aware of the problem and know to seek help. Plus the boomers are now in that age cohort.
Too much stress…human beings aren’t meant to live like we do now. Always on the run, work stress, wanting more … plus we are living longer than previous generations.
🙏🏻
I'm afraid I'm getting it Possibly. My great grandmother died with it and my grandmother had dementia all on my mom's side. I'm in my forty's and forget a lot short term minutes apart and sometimes seconds
Hoping you have seen a doctor for evaluation. There are meds available that might slow it down
@@maggierunchel4720 thanks
How are you doing, Christopher?
My prayers and good wishes are w you. May God bless you with many good years and I hope there will be a cure. My father in law, my grandmother and my mother... it is difficult. I wonder what multimillion company he worked for. I would not want to use whatever services they offer.
I hear that chelation is great for patients who have Alzheimer’s and dementia. I’m not sure if the amount of lead from the military firearms may be the culprit.
En France cela est interdit, la personne malade est reconnue donc reçoit une pension.
Name this company
What shit company was this?
Most of them, tbh
It's not pronounced Altimers, it's Alzheimer's. Please correct your pronunciation
Wow you two reporters need to have a little more compassion.
What a horrible way to open up your story about Alzheimer’s ir dementia. Wow.
You two sound so cold. Those are things he could do now.
You make it sound like he is just doomed instead of being optimistic. Horrible reporting. Who wrote this for you? Or did you two store this yourselves?
He IS doomed. Alzheimer's is progressive and incurable.
Carnivore diet..