| Alzheimer's Disease is somewhat different
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| | taken away from the victim. While these
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| from many of the other neurological
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| | memories are not taken away from the
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| diseases. Alzheimer's disease is the only
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| | family members, greater strain results
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| pathological source that can
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| | from a feeling of alienation. Many family
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| short-circuit, and wreak havoc not only
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| | members feel that it's as though the
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| on the victim, but also affect the care
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| | precious memories were taken away from
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| giver in ways I've not seen in any other
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| | everyone involved because the memories
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| disease.In fact, one could say the way
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| | can no longer be exchanged and enjoyed
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| Alzheimer's Disease develops and affects
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| | between the victim and family members.In
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| the victim is unique. This unique road
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| | another case, the family felt a little
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| leads to stresses and strains on the care
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| | guilty because of the things they had to
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| giver that are also unique. Assistance
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| | resort to on behalf of their loved one
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| and resources for the care giver is just
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| | suffering from Alzheimer's disease. In
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| as important as getting medical attention
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| | this case, the family had to slowly take
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| for the patient.Who Is The Care
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| | away things from the patient daily for
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| Giver?Most often the care giver is the
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| | safety purposes. First they took away
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| spouse, or family of the victim. In this
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| | everyday items like razors for shaving,
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| case, the care giver not only cares for,
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| | toothpaste and tooth-brush, then
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| but loves the victim very much. The care
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| | mouthwash, until the spare roles of
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| giver can be someone who sits or stays
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| | toilet paper had to be taken away. This
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| with the patient for certain durations of
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| | was because the patient was flushing
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| time throughout the day or week. Many
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| | entire rolls down the toilet without
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| times, I've seen great numbers of family
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| | realizing what was going on. This
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| members provide coordinated efforts when
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| | patient's family was particularly
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| caring for the patient.When observing
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| | disturbed because the Alzheimer's Disease
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| care givers and families caring for a
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| | victim was someone who always took care
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| patient with Alzheimer's, I've seen
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| | of them, looked after them, and someone
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| certain characteristics that are unique
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| | who was well respected in the community.
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| to this disease and very disturbing.I've
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| | This family loved the victim very much.
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| seen cases where, although the patient
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| | They felt guilty because the patient
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| was suffering from Alzheimer's, it seemed
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| | didn't deserve to be treated in this way.
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| that the family suffered somewhat to a
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| | However, they were forced to take these
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| greater degree because of the fact that
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| | measures, because they had no choice. So
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| the patient could no longer remember
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| | it is with most other Alzheimer's Disease
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| things and wasn't aware of most of the
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| | patients and family members.Alzheimer's
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| strains and stresses developing daily.The
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| | disease indeed affects everyone within
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| Care Giver Suffers Along With The Patient
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| | the family and even friends of the
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| With Alzheimer's DiseaseFor instance, in
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| | victim. The emotional strain can cause
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| one specific case a woman was losing many
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| | changes in lifestyles and relationships
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| of her memories and deteriorating at a
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| | that if not addressed and treated
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| steady rate. Although our therapists
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| | properly, can cause damage to the loved
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| would work with her and try to build
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| | ones.There Are Resources For Families of
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| functional skills physically, and
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| | Alzheimer's Disease VictimsThere are
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| mentally, she seemed to not be aware of
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| | Alzheimer's Disease support groups,
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| her decline and was therefore, in a way,
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| | support functions, counselors, and people
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| spared the suffering and depression that
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| | to help families of victims who suffer
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| came along with her decline. However,
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| | from Alzheimer's Disease. Physicians are
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| the patient's family suffered greatly
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| | beginning to analyze in the literature
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| because they were watching their mother,
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| | that when Alzheimer's Disease develops,
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| and spouse, decline daily.In this case,
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| | counseling and support for the family
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| the family confided in me that they feel
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| | members are indicated, just as
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| as though their mother, and spouse, is
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| | antibiotics are indicated for a bacterial
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| slowly becoming a stranger. Although the
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| | infection.If you suffer or are suffering
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| family, and loved ones, realized that
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| | from the damages that Alzheimer's Disease
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| this is a pathological process and the
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| | not only has on the victim but on the
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| patient could not help what was
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| | family, there are people and places that
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| happening, it was difficult for hurt
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| | can help you. These people can offer
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| emotions to not factor in the situation
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| | practical tips on how to cope and deal
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| and add to the stresses.Since the patient
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| | with your specific strains and stresses.
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| commonly doesn't know what is happening
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| | Getting the proper help that you need
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| during the Alzheimer's Disease process,
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| | when caring for a loved one with
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| to the outsider or analyzer, it would
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| | Alzheimer's Disease is just as important
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| seem that the family suffers
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| | as our loved ones getting proper medical
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| significantly more than the patient only
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| | attention. In fact, it's just as
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| because the patient isn't as acutely
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| | important. Because, if you don't take
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| aware. Because of this decrease in
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| | care of yourself physically and
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| awareness, the patient is spared the
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| | emotionally, you will have greater
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| mental anguish that accompanies the
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| | difficulty caring for the one you
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| steady rate of decline.The Closest
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| | love.William Riopelle, MS PT, is a senior
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| Distant StrangersAlzheimer's disease
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| | physical therapist with over twelve years
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| causes many innocent victims and families
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| | experience working with patients in the
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| to become distant strangers because all
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| | area of Home Health.
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| of the precious memories that are slowly
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