Subject: Are you eating Alz for breakfast?

From: Memory Stealing Mineral <[email-masked]>
Date: Thu, 15 Jan 2015 09:21:43 -0800

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The build-up of this substance causes neurons to short circuit. 

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as well as eliminate future occurrences.

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Released: 01/15/2015

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Hi, I am new here, i came across this site and hoping to get some advice or just vent even. Let me start by saying i am 42 this past October me and my husband celebrated out one year anniversary, we have been together for 3 years. I have known him for almost 10 years. His wife left him and eventually we started seeing each other. Anyways, since i have come into the picture his mother had already been showing signs of Parkinson's it took me 6 months to convince him to change her doctor. When he finally did he immediatly reffered her to a Neurologist, where she was diagnosed with Parkinson's, by this time we were already living together and engaged. (note: she was living with my husband for 5 years before we got together) We got married and her condition got worse. It is now starting to have a strain on our marriage. He is an only child, his her passed away when he was 18, and my husband is all she has, he tells me this all the time, he is in serious denial about her worsening conditio
 n, she isn't bathing, she refuses to go anywhere, her fear of public places is getting worse, forgetting our names, and if she has even eaten anything, she is losing her balance a lot to the point of severe brusing where she leans to catch herself, when we ask her about it, she says it is nothing, my last straw was a deep purple bruise on her hand and when he asked her about it she said "she didnt mean to do it" and he asked "Who?" and she said "that girl" and said my name, he has to monitor her meds, her bills and tell her when to take a bath, and fixes plates for her, it is to the point where everyday life revolves around her, i feel like i am being selfish and uncaring. He keeps telling me "If you only knew how she was before." I dont hate her i care for her, but she is so disconnected from people and life already how can i possibly bond closley with her? He gets frustrated with me when i tell him about episodes of her forgetting or saying off the wall things.ou haven't stated wh
 y he was hospitalized in this post (or I've missed it). When my mother had "missed" heart attacks, her personality changed like this, even in her early 60's. Even the , who didn't have sense enough to know she was having heart attacks, thought she was nuts, but she was in a deep depression caused by the physiological changes. She later had a heart attack in the hospital and the evidence was there from past attacks. Eventually she developed Parkinson's and I and my dad started bathing her and feeding her. 

To a point, it may seem like he can help it, but whatever the cause, it's not as simple as that. Depression or illness, especially at his age, can just shut down their ability to cope and they become what appears to others as stubborn and unwilling to try when, in fact, they are just frozen to do anything.

Regardless, your mother needs outside help or she's going to go down with him and fast. There are Home Health programs where someone can come into the home and bathe him. 

My sister and I had to become advocates for both our parents eventually. We took them to their  and told what was going on, and eventually had to become their guardians. You do become their parent to a degree, but there's a way to do it without taking away their dignity and still showing respect.