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rogersdanny · 01-25-2018, 07:58 AM

What I have experienced, is there's way not enough support out there for families who are suffering the loss of there loved one with dementia. My grandma was recently diagnosed and we had completely idea what dementia could do to a human being other than she might forget a couple of names and how to prepare a coffee... we couldn't even imagine would stop being herself and take on a new personality. The biggest problem is that you have to always remember that's not your dad talking, it’s the dementia talking.

Best regards... And hold strong...
Danny

01-25-2018, 07:58 AM	#45
rogersdanny FIGHT WITH DEMENTIA Join Date: Jan 2018 Posts: 1	What I have experienced, is there's way not enough support out there for families who are suffering the loss of there loved one with dementia. My grandma was recently diagnosed and we had completely idea what dementia could do to a human being other than she might forget a couple of names and how to prepare a coffee... we couldn't even imagine would stop being herself and take on a new personality. The biggest problem is that you have to always remember that's not your dad talking, it’s the dementia talking. Best regards... And hold strong... Danny Last edited by glatt; 01-25-2018 at 10:35 AM. Reason: Link removed from signature. Next time, I ban you.