Users' questions

Can a person with Alzheimers Disease lose interest in sex?

Can a person with Alzheimers Disease lose interest in sex?

The well spouse/partner or the person with Alzheimer’s disease may lose interest in having sex. This change can make you feel lonely or frustrated. You may feel that:

What to do if your husband has dementia?

Note: despite the name, it deals with dementia generally; Alzheimer’s is the most common form of many types). I urge you to ring the helpline. You can talk in confidence and they will take you through various options that are best for your situation.

How old is my mum when she has dementia?

Dont really know how long she has had mixed dementia (alzeimers and vascular dementia) but was diagnosed last year and to bad to have tablets to slow it down. She had a sister who passed last year age 95 and still has a sister 94 that is ok. My mum has got worse since being in hospital.

When is it no longer safe to cook with Alzheimer’s?

No longer safe to cook, even if the sufferer can manage or remember the logistics of the process, due to severe short-term memory difficulties and confusion

Can You Still Love Someone with Alzheimer’s disease?

But whether or not it seems as though your loved one with Alzheimer’s or dementia can understand and appreciate your efforts, know that he or she will always be able to feel your love. Get helpful tips and articles like these delivered to your email.

Note: despite the name, it deals with dementia generally; Alzheimer’s is the most common form of many types). I urge you to ring the helpline. You can talk in confidence and they will take you through various options that are best for your situation.

Can a person with dementia lash out at their spouse?

People with dementia often take on new personalities and may lash out at their spouses and caregivers. Not taking these behaviors personally is difficult, but necessary. Understanding the cause of the aggressive behavior may help you to not become offended by your spouse, and help them in the process.

No longer safe to cook, even if the sufferer can manage or remember the logistics of the process, due to severe short-term memory difficulties and confusion