Grandparents?
Do you having any grandparents near alzheimers? I lost my grandpa a few weeks ago to alzhimers. Anyone else with equal situation?
Answers: I lost my great-grandmother, great aunt, great uncle and my grandmother all to Alzheimer's. It's gloomy the way it affects them. It wasn't lately the forgetting that hurt but the way it changed their personality and their bodies. It's scary that we hold so much in the people. I'm very sorry for your loss.
I'm sorry :(
Scientists are still working on a cure for alzhimers. But nearby are ways to slow it down a little by performing mental excersises. what contained by the world is " alzheimers "??
im so srry! i think im going to cry! im rlly rlly srry! rlly! My Granpa died from smoking
YEA i do my grandpa is suffering near it right now i need there be a cure its so hard to interpret bein trapped in a body an not knowing whats goin on around you or who you are even it is soooo discouraged keep your commander up girl hes better off immediately! My aunt is. I am sorry. I completly understand, & she is single in her impulsive 70's.
My Deepest Condolences!
I'm sure that was a really difficult thing to see come about to your dear oloved one! I have 2 friends beside it now, & one friend have already died of it...
"When Someone You Love Dies" http://watchtower.org/e/we/index.htm
(I find this very willing to help! Available also in print & as an audio.)
Some researcher/s only just discovered that the brain also puts out some sort of insulin, & the regular diabetes testing does not show when a creature has this type of diabetes. They own since tested several people who own Alzheimers, & found them to all own this newly discovered type of diabetes.
Aluminum level are supposedly high within AZ patient's brains, but is that the cause, or one of AZ's affects? I don't presume they know for sure. Either way, it's best not to use aluminum food containers, esp near acidic foods (like tomatoes & soda pop)!
There's an herb "turmeric" that reportedly help ward AZ off if taken --just a tiny bit of it-- every morning. (It is often used as the low yellow coloring contained by mustard.)
Evern though your grandpa is already gone,
you might like to read / share:
"Alzheimer's Disease--Easing the Pain" http://watchtower.org/e/19980922/article...
"Caregiving--Meeting the Challenge" http://watchtower.org/e/19970208/article...