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Is it possable for a teenager or a young adult.....? |
to get alzheimer's disease or dementia and survive it, eventhough it is rare... if it does how can it happen no such thing uhhh...no no thanks for the points |
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Emphysema, no. Alzheimer's - certianly. MS - certainly. Osteoarthritis - yes. Schizophrenia - there are genetic components, but not actually known for sure. ...Maybe you can get a health proffessional to see her at home. Ask her doctor if he would or someone in that field who does. Family Services are a great help with this too. You may have to force a... Buy him a notebook. Let him leave himself reminders and messages. Let him write things himself - if he writes is himself, perhaps he will have an easier time remembering. Make sure his brain is ... I like to think of it this way: we are just chemicals, a big, fat cohesive blob of chemicals that we call a body and mind and all that. Everything mental has its root in what we are physically made... I would have to trust medical doctors in this case. If you aren't getting satisfaction (answers) from one, seek advice from another one. It could be that your dad's medication is causin... Not heard of it. Most memory problems develop in the over 65's. There is such a thing called early onset dementia, but it is very rare in under 65's. Lots of teens suffer from depression ... I doubt it, it is VERY rare to get Alzheimer's at this age, yet still possible but unlikely. I would speak to your family Dr about this and they can do an MRI or CAT Scan to look at your brain... cloning... stupid question btw... ... |
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