• EP 4 Experiencing Mild/Early stage Alzheimer's and we didn't know we were there !

  • Aug 24 2022
  • Length: 30 mins
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EP 4 Experiencing Mild/Early stage Alzheimer's and we didn't know we were there !

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    Navigating Early Stage Alzheimer's: Personal Reflections and Advice

    In this episode of the Surviving Alzheimer's podcast, host Ken Cardita delves into his personal experiences during the early stages of his wife Shanna's Alzheimer's diagnosis. Ken recounts the emotional challenges and adjustments needed to manage caregiving duties effectively. He discusses common symptoms such as repeated questioning, short-term memory loss, and poor judgment, and shares coping strategies and lessons learned. The episode emphasizes the importance of patience, adaptability, and seeking support for caregivers while navigating the complexities of Alzheimer's disease.

    00:00 Introduction and Welcome
    00:54 Understanding the Journey
    02:15 Early Stages of Alzheimer's
    04:30 Challenges and Adjustments
    08:24 Social Interactions and Coping
    16:06 Dealing with Anger and Fear
    21:02 Seeking Support and Self-Care
    23:51 Conclusion and Next Steps

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