Nadin144 Asked August 2016
How can i help my husband with "brain blindness? He looks at at me, but he doesn't see me. It's take the time, then i can tell he sees.
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My husband has Dementia, the big problem it's his eyes, it is not a vision - doctor
said, it his brain. Doctor couldn't check his eyes because he cant follow. Sometimes my husband said "Oh, hi!', like he sees me first time for whole day. He walks very slow and stops many times, looking at the floor or somewhere.
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jeannegibbs Aug 2016
Sounds like you need to give him all the time he needs. I'm sure that can be very frustrating when you need to get his attention and get him to do something in a hurry, but the vision issue is part of his disease.
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zythrr Aug 2016
You should get a different doctor. That being said, did this one, tell you your husband, could have frontotemporal dementia?
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