Clipmarks - BobbyDelray's dementia

First, congratulations Terry Pratchett. Mr. Pratchett has done much to spread the word about Alzheimer's disease. He should also be congratulated for these good works. Terry is a good example that Alzheimer's disease knows no boundaries. It can strike anyone at anytime. Terry is to be admired. He decided to fight and to me this is a good thing. Terry is a good role model to all of us. His wonderful attitude is uplifting to millions of families that know and understand the devastation called Alzheimer's disease.

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POPS Combining Alzheimer's drugs helps slow rate of decline in Alzheimer's Patients

by BobbyDelray 9-24-2008

These findings should bring hope to those suffering from early stage Alzheimer's and dementia. Please forward this information to appropriate parties. Feel free to blog the the article.

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POPS Who should MDs let die in a pandemic? Report offers answers

by BobbyDelray 5-5-2008

Tip, don't get old or sick. They include the very elderly, seriously hurt trauma victims, severely burned patients and those with severe dementia.

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POPS PET scan can aid dementia diagnosis

by BobbyDelray 4-6-2008

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POPS Big belly in middle age triples risk of dementia

by BobbyDelray 3-26-2008

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POPS The Validation Breakthrough: Simple Techniques for Communicating with People with Alzheimer's Type D

by BobbyDelray 1-16-2008

Here ya go Sahara. Thank you for your very nice comments.

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POPS I missed the early signs of Dementia (Alzheimer's) in my mother, will You?

by BobbyDelray 1-16-2008

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POPS Reversing Symptoms of Alzheimer's?

by BobbyDelray 1-10-2008

Might be a breakthrough. We can only hope.

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POPS Drug Creates New Connections In Brain Restores & Improves Memory

by BobbyDelray 12-9-2007

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POPS Using Exercise To Fight Off Alzheimer's

by BobbyDelray 11-28-2007

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POPS Researchers deem Alzheimer's a Type 3 diabetes

by BobbyDelray 11-28-2007

My grandmother was diabetic, my sister is diabetic and my mother suffers from Alzheimer's.

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POPS Dementia often first noticed at holidays

by BobbyDelray 11-26-2007

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POPS Do You, Or Someone You Know, Work At Deloitte? UK

by BobbyDelray 11-23-2007

Spread the word. Likely a serious donation that would make a difference.

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POPS New study says a seventh of elderly Americans suffer from dementia

by BobbyDelray 10-31-2007

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POPS Evercare Unveils Details Of Nation's First Alzheimer's Disease Special Needs Plan In Phoenix

by BobbyDelray 10-25-2007

I am looking forward to learning more about this program. I will investigate when this program might be coming to South Florida.

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POPS Alzheimer's robs memory faster in the educated

by BobbyDelray 10-23-2007

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POPS Patients Can't Recall Their Medications To Tell Doctors

by BobbyDelray 10-13-2007

I can tell you from experience, not only couldn't my mother name the drugs she was taking, she was not taking them as prescribed. I investigated this when her behavior first started to change and show signs of dementia. Why is this important? Is my belief that if my mother had been taking her hypertension drugs as prescribed she would be much healthier today and the onset and development of her Alzheimer's might have been delayed.

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POPS Balance Problems an Early Clue for Alzheimer's?

by BobbyDelray 10-6-2007

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POPS Conscientious people may not develop Alzheimer's

by BobbyDelray 10-2-2007

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POPS Aricept & Severe Alzheimer's

by BobbyDelray 9-21-2007

The only thing I can say is Aricept definitely helps my mother. Is it a cure, NO!

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POPS Unitedhealth to offer an Alzheimer's plan

by BobbyDelray 9-18-2007

This is important news and we will be following up on this story as it develops.

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POPS Why Sudoku Can Be Good For You

by BobbyDelray 9-11-2007

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POPS Silent Seizures May Cause Alzheimer's Dementia

by BobbyDelray 9-9-2007

I believe this is an important area of research.

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