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Exciting Discoveries in Alzheimer's Disease
The Fisher Center for Alzheimer’s Research Foundation primarily funds the research of Nobel laureate Dr. Paul Greengard. Dr. Greengard and his team of scientists have recently developed new technologies that will accelerate the pace of future Alzheimer’s research. Based on these new findings, we have doubled our funding commitment this year to support the promising new research initiatives that are now possible.
I spend my day trying to make him happy bacause he always looks soooooo depressed and sits and watches the telly all day and night, he doesnt seem interested in anything. I know its the disease and you just feel at times you could give him a good shake but it doesnt work that way.I feel guilty if im
'Got Thirst' about winter dehydration, on Oct 19th Guest blogger for Caregivers about Expectations, on Oct 18th 'My Forgetter', on Oct 14th are all interesting entries on 'www.knittingdoc.wordpress.com'
I've got a lousy head cold, since Monday nite, so I haven't been over for a few days. Bill's good friend Jack went to visit on Wednesday and they had a real good visit. The hospice nurse, Barbara, was there at the same time and she said she had never seen him so animated. Jack was tel
My mother's husband disappeared a year ago in New York City for 24 hours. We were lucky and found him alive and well. His disappearance gave me an opportunity to think about how we could have helped him to avoid this again. He has dementia but when this happened we thought he was still in th
