Alzheimer's Disease Support Group
Alzheimer's disease (AD) is the most common cause of dementia and characterized by progressive cognitive deterioration with declining activities of daily living and neuropsychiatric symptoms or behavioral changes. An early symptom is memory loss (amnesia), usually manifesting as minor forgetfulness that becomes pronounced with illness progression, with relative...
Happy you had a good sleep but are probably exhausted from cleaning up everything today......hugs....Jeanmarie
I just can't laugh at any of it anymore. I wish I had an answer for you. I think the only reason my husband doesn't take them off is he can't! He can't get them on or off.
When he tries to get them on he is standing on the back of them and can't figure out how to pull them up and to take them off is just as bizarre.
He really has lost all reason. I really don't know how far they can go with this damn disease. On a scale of 1-10 of brain power I think my poor guy is down to 2! ..and thats on a good day. All signals are shutting down.
He does still walk (although very slow and shakey) and he does still eat (with assistance) ......but thats about it.
I have taking apart dismantaling things beh. and putting everything where it doesn't go...not awful but just more chaos....
It took him about 2 minutes to figure out how to pull the tabs so they were always unhooked. Drove me nuts.
I called the VA and they changed to the pull up kind.
The pull-up depends tear right off. You don't have to pull them down.
Just grab the side before the front pad and they tear.
I had been cutting them off when we had a big nasty :-(
I am not sure how comfortable that would be for him but it might be something to look into if just at night.
The post was either in this forum or the dementia group.
Judy I didn't know that they would tear off.
Good to know....(sorry I need too:)