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Picks disease killed my father in law and his mother. I suspect my husband is developing it due to personality changes. He refuses to get the genetic testing done.

I am so sorry for your family to lose such loving kind man. I had a cranky sour father. It makes your loss so much more difficult.

What a beautiful amazing classy lady . She explained this devastating disease very well . I hope she will be ok . 🙏💔

Is M.A.I.D. available as an option if I were to ever get FTD ? I am single and have no family. I would not want to live with something that would only get much much worse and has no possible cure . 💔😢

I terrifies me to think this , but if I ever got diagnosed with some incurable type of dementia, I would not want to be around anymore . 💔😢

I don’t know what does all that mean that she just mentioned?

Wish I had known

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Parkinson disease is a very terrible illness, my Dad suffered from it for 19 years until we finally got a help and a medicine from Dr Madida that truly works that helped treat, cure and reversed all his symptoms. My Dad is well again🔁🔁...

Parkinson disease is a very terrible illness, my Dad suffered from it for 19 years until we finally got a help and a medicine from Dr Madida that truly works that helped treat, cure and reversed all his symptoms. My Dad is well again🔁🔁...

Thank you for sharing this with me.

Hi Willo. This is Lee. I used to work with you at PP. Remember Isabel. Anyway glad to see you the lady that turned me on to Luciano Pavarotti.

Should watch this short film about FTD, very good film: ruclips.net/video/5zK32qzdbvw/видео.htmlsi=xQ4O9ld1opUQAwWA

Thank you for this info. Getting conflicting reports on different medical tests is so frustrating!

i believe with all of my heart my mother has this terrifying and humiliating disease. She literally lost her mind, and I didn't know what the fuck was going on and i refused to allow her around my kids anymore. So she tried kidnapping my eldest daughter and sued me in court. I can't believe this happened to me and my kids. My Mother doesn't see anything unusual about her behavior. It's wild.

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So much of Diane’s story mirrors my own. Thank you for the support.

Where are you? Where are all the doctors and advisors that helped you? I don't have any thing lilke what you have. Thanks for the tips tho. Beverly is the patient, We set up the account in her name bc it's a Google acct.

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My mother has this and terrorized me. I can't get anyone to believe me how dangerous she is to herself and others

I think as people start talking about this subject, we are becoming more attuned to those around us and our reactions.

The whole field misses him deeply. RIP Dr. Trojanowski.

Courage

I just Googled “Jamie Arking’s father” and he passed away Sept 2018. How sad. This disease is terrible.

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She is so well spoken. Nothing gets by this woman she’s as sharp as a tack.

Your prom dress is beautiful. I wish young people still dressed like that.

My dad flew fighters and served as a JAG attorney in the Air Force, then went into private practice after retiring and taught school for 20 years. a brilliant man. he was diagnosed with svPPA 2 days ago. we've noticed his inability to form complete sentences for a while, now. we just thought he'd become a befuddled old man. when the neurologist said dementia, i almost lost it. i am terrified.

Np one ever talks about the finances. What do you if you can't afford a facility?

Back in the 70's my grandmother could talk for hours on the phone but not saying who the caller was. Dementia was not yet diagnosed. We watched a slower regression until she her daughter's funeral. It was like a blind came over her memory. 10 more years we had her, but she was a shadow of herself. Dangerous things, my grandmother loved to hide scissors in weird places - we would find under cushions & between sheets in the linen cupboard.

My very bright mom got this and went into all the stages of dementia. Unfortunately it was a 10 year journey It is very hard to see someone you love go through this disease. It is awful to watch your loving mother fade and not even know you

I have grown so wise to know the truth that indeed saved me from Multiple sclerosis with the help of a treatment from *Dr_Madida*

You are so lucky to have received so much support. I did not. I came home to a loaded hand gun on the kitchen table. My husband spent my entire pay check for 2 wks except $500.00 & couldn't tell me what he spent it on. He started divorce proceeding but hadn't paid the filing fee. I had to petition the court for an involuntary mental evaluation. I placed him in a facility for 2 years then was able to change my work schedule from afternoons to every weekend on midnights as a CT tech in a trauma center. I did this until I retired 2 years ago & he lived at home till he past away in Oct.

I believe that my husband now has this. His entire personality changed so completely that I do not recognize him any longer. He does things that are not right and then denies it. He has been very argumentative and violent. This is a horrible disease to have to deal with - between the Aphasia, motor issues, and behavioral issues etc. it's a total nightmare. I don't know if there is a history in my husband's family.

That sounds disgusting that he ate non-food items

That is very sad. He sounded like a good person.

My mother passed the dementia tests in the doctor office with flying colors in April. She is stage 6 dementia. Don't let doctors tell you nothing's wrong. YOU are the best at knowing what's wrong.

My wife has been diagnosed with FTD along with PPA. At this stage nearly everything has to be done for her, I.e. bathing, dressing, etc. I don’t know at what point, if at all, that I will need to admit her to a facility to care for her. One concern is whether I can afford such a facility. If you could speak to this issue, please do. I read that it is expensive, beyond my financial ability, and is not covered by most insurance companies or Medicare. Thank you for your story.

I am Lyn Trojanowski, Dr Trojanowski's older sister. Thank you for your lovely comments. He was an extraordinary person. As you may know there is a symposium/memorial for him September 16 ,2022 at UPenn,

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I feel so bad for this man. I have many medical challenges but noticed I was having a problem verbalizing my thoughts. Words are my thing! Im a reader, voracious even. My dad said my tongue was my strongest muscle. I now have aphasia. Its progressing but slowly. My daughter and I are now experts at charades. You have a family that loves you. Embrace them while you can. 💖

I work in a health care facility in housekeeping, but I interact with these types of residents daily. It's devastating. I feel for anyone who has to deal with this and caregiving is a huge job with a resident with Dementia of any kind. Thank you Jamie for sharing your story with us. Hopefully it will give others a sense of peace. Dementia like this is devastating because the one who has it doesn't have any recollection when it comes to short term memory. So they don't remember what they did, how they did it or even the fact that they actually did it. It's a very sad, disease.

This is a horrible unknown disease. It needs alot more awareness. My Brother passed away of this at 29 years old. It's devastating

My husband has been diagnosed with vascular dementia. I first noticed things about 7 yrs ago. He has more bad days than good ones. He expects me to take care of him. I'm to the point of just giving up. I'm 78 and he is 77, he is angry most of the time and he threatens me. I'm afraid to place him in a home. I don't think they would keep him because he can be very violent then I would have to bring him back home and that terrifies me.

Thanks for sharing 💜

Thanks for sharing this video❤️

What a lovely, articulate lady! Her husband is lucky to have her…….

I am a physician, and my partner (who was about 50 years old) personality began to change. He began to lose all social filters; and was not making sense. He was a surgeon; and his surgery was perfect. He finally got a MRI and was positive for FTD. He immediately retired. So sad. So hard on his wife; and two young kids. Your story is heart breaking. Thank you for sharing.

But aren't we all degenerating as we age.......