Courageous Conversations: Diagnosed at 28 with Early Onset Dementia, Part 1
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- čas přidán 6. 07. 2021
- Dawn talks with Teepa about the challenges of noticing changes in her mid-20s daughter, and trying to get a handle on what was happening. Dawn and her daughter faced issues dealing with multiple health systems and the pre-conceived beliefs of a mental health provider to finally get her daughter’s young onset dementia accurately diagnosed.
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My husband was diagnosed with probable alzheimer's disease on 19th December, all we got from the neurologist was, 'have a Merry Christmas and get your affairs in order' and 'we can't give you any medications'. We are currently in the UK, but moving to Florida in January, as my husnand is a US veteran.
Hi, @Helen Smith, I'm sorry to hear that you didn't receive more help, but please know that you are not alone in this journey. We are here to help you. When you are ready, please reach out to us (consult@teepasnow.com) or check out our website (www.teepasnow.com).
I truly emphatize with you Dawn, you have been through a lot as well and now seeing your daughter progress with her FTD, I mean I can't imagine myself going through this. Her son is so blessed to have you and all the other people who's trying to help. That's what's important I guess, having good support network and thanks to Teepa, we can find answers on how to address these challenges associated with dementia. Looking forward to watch Part 2.
Teepa, My husband was diagnosed with Lewy Body dementia. I would love to have you share what you can about this. For years we were told it was complex PTSD. Finally after many tests and Dr visits, we were sent to a neurologist who could land the plane for us. I am a nurse and have worked with dementia patients in the past. Living it has been eye opening for myself and our family. While this is not straight up Alzheimers, it definitely is in the realm. Thanks.
You can just listen to this. Viewing is not necessary. 😊
@Kayla Ford, I'm so glad that you asked for more information. We have done a number of webinars and classes on Lewy Body. Here is a link to those items in our store: teepasnow.com/?s=lewy+body&post_type=product
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I don't know how some people get through such multiple tragedies.Dawn, bless your heart love.. I've had multiple traumas in my life. I am battling dementia from Parkinson's and have always been the strong one in my family. Now I worry how will I get through this!
Hi, @Tory Berch! Thanks for commenting and please know that you are not alone in your journey. You can connect with us via phone at 1-877-877-1671 or consider talking with one of our consultants for a free 30-minute meeting at consult@teepasnow.com. We love to help!
@@teepasnowvideos Oh nice!! I will write that # down and definitely will call at a later time. Thank you Teepa 😊🌺💕🌺
so sad
Hi, @Rhonda Carter, thanks for watching and commenting.
@@teepasnowvideos you're welcome
Guests were enlightening, but Teepa’s facial expressions and movements are distracting from the guest!
Hi, @janisp-d6545, we're sorry that Teepa's expression were distracting. We will all endeavor to do better the next time. Thanks for watching and sharing.
I agree - Maybe she can't help it, just a bad habit. But it is very annoying
I agree, couldn't finish.
Teepa Snow is very distracting, I could not watch it. Switched off. Terrible interviewer.