Daily Mail | Devon pensioner told she had dementia later told there is NOTHING wrong Daily Mail Because the changes caused are not severe enough to affect daily life, a person with MCI does not meet diagnostic guidelines for dementia. However, those with MCI have an increased risk of eventually developing Alzheimer's or another type of dementia. Pensioner wrongly diagnosed with dementia sells house Plymouth pensioner misdiagnosed with Alzheimer's sold her home to pay for ... Plymouth OAP, 88, forced to sell house to pay for dementia care to find out ... |
Day: October 14, 2014
Queen Elizabeth Has Alzheimer’s? Can’t Recall Kate Middleton, Prince William … – The Inquisitr
The Inquisitr | Queen Elizabeth Has Alzheimer's? Can't Recall Kate Middleton, Prince William ... The Inquisitr Queen Elizabeth II is suffering from symptoms of Alzheimer's Disease, a brain condition that causes memory loss and impaired ability to think clearly, and Britain's long-reigning monarch often forgets that Prince William and Kate Middleton were married ... |
Pensioner wrongly diagnosed with dementia sells house – Telegraph.co.uk
Telegraph.co.uk | Pensioner wrongly diagnosed with dementia sells house Telegraph.co.uk "He said 'you don't need to be here because you don't have Alzheimer's'. He said, 'as far as I'm concerned there's nothing wrong with you'. "I got very angry. I said I'm not accepting this, I don't think it's right they should treat me like this." She ... Plymouth pensioner misdiagnosed with Alzheimer's sold her home to pay for ... Plymouth OAP, 88, forced to sell house to pay for dementia care to find out ... Pensioner told she had dementia and sold her house to pay for care is told 18 ... |
ITV spark fury with Alzheimer’s joke on Sunday Night at the Palladium – Scottish Daily Record
Scottish Daily Record | ITV spark fury with Alzheimer's joke on Sunday Night at the Palladium Scottish Daily Record George McNamara, Head of Policy and Public Affairs at Alzheimer's Society said: “The 850,000 people living with dementia in the UK deserve much more than serving as a punchline. “It's hard to imagine that a comedian would find it acceptable to make ... |