ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE INFO.....
- TraceyP
- TraceyP
- Dan_Ellsworth
- Dan_Ellsworth
- TraceyP
- mountaingirl39
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» TraceyP - I had the opportunity to read through your articles, past and pr
I had the opportunity to read through your articles, past and present. It was most interesting to read them and look forward to your future articles.I am the new editor for Eldercare in the Community. In one of my upcoming articles on Home Care, I would like to add a link to your article on WARNING SIGNS OF ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE. I am hopeful that this is acceptable to you.
On my business homepage, I have a section on Alzheimer's Disease that I thought you might find interesting and useful. You can find the information at......
-- posted by
TraceyP
» TraceyP - Karen, Sorry, I cut myself off mid-message. It is obvious th
Karen,Sorry, I cut myself off mid-message. It is obvious that I am new to this set up. The URL for the Alzheimers Information is located at TRANSITIONS..... http://www.comnet.ca/~ratrace/Transition...
Best Wishes,
Tracey Phillips
Editor - Eldercare in the Community
-- posted by TraceyP
» Dan_Ellsworth - Not seeing the second message here, I wonder whether it might he
Not seeing the second message here, I wonder whether it might help to repeat the link listed right at the visible cutoff: Transitions.Dan Ellsworth, Editor, "Christianity"
-- posted by Dan_Ellsworth
» Dan_Ellsworth - Sorry, that didn't fix it. The link tag has an unmatched quotat
Sorry, that didn't fix it. The link tag has an unmatched quotation mark. Does that do it? Try again.Dan Ellsworth, Editor, "Christianity"
-- posted by Dan_Ellsworth
» TraceyP - Karen & Danielle, The link is at http://www.comnet.ca/~ra
Karen & Danielle,The link is at
http://www.comnet.ca/~ratrace/Transition...
Tracey Phillips
-- posted by TraceyP
» mountaingirl39 - is it too soon to tell
In the last six months, my Mom, who has always been the most energetic and together person I know has done a few things that seem weird. We were watching a movie together that we had watched before and she had no recollection of ever seeing it. After dinner at a restaurant one night, she had a huge amount of trouble with the bill and figuring out how to divide it up. It was strange because she's had her own business and has lived by herself for years. Recently, she will misplace one thing a day..be it the house keys or cell phone or glasses, which is no big deal, but her reaction to it seems unusually frantic. I am terrified that she may be showing signs of early alzheimers. Do you think I'm right or just overreacting? Can anyone help?-- posted by mountaingirl39
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