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My 60-year-old brother has early onset Alzheimer's Disease. He no longer drives, but he is lives in NYC and, for now, he is able to continue walking around the familiar locations within the city independently with minimal problems. However, he tends to lose things (most recently his wallet). Any recommendations for products to help keep small items like phones and wallets securely attached to a person?

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A watch fob would easily work for the "problem" you mention. However, it would not work to help someone vulnerable on the streets of NYC. I know you know that already, so I won't "go on" about it.
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SadToWatch Sep 4, 2024
Yes, we know the risks, but confinement while he is still physically active and able to engage with others would be just as risky to his health and well-being as walking in relatively safe parts of NYC at this point. This disease is coming for his essence, so my sisters and I support him living his best life right now, while he can.
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