Early Alzheimer's Signs

Early Alzheimer's Disease signs include anxiety, confusion and memory loss. Patients start to forget things that they once knew well, like names and places. Signs can mimic the signs of normal aging; the disease can be difficult t diagnose. Learn how to spot the early warning signs of Alzheimer's Disease.

Q&A with the Experts on Early Alzheimer's Signs

How can caregivers cope with the tragic loss of a parent to Alzheimer's?
I found that reading caregiving statistics helped me feel less alone, especially the one about: “More than 50 million Americans are taking care of a family member or friend--and 20 million of them are Baby Boomers caring for an aging parent.”
What can I do about dad's swearing outbursts?
Negative beliefs and thoughts like these come to the surface because dementia often destroys the social filters which previously controlled our parents in public.

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