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Originally Posted by riotgrrrl
Yes it can, very much so. But the anger can also get better. The case with my grandma who lived with us was she just forgot how to be horrible and angry, she actually became very sweet, the sweetest she was in the whole of her life for a period until the disease took hold too badly. Its a strange disease and nothing is textbook for each person. Its also one of the worst diseases I think and robs people of so much - the sufferer and their families alike.
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I am very much afraid of it because both my grandmas had it at the end of their lives.
I drink wine and take baby Aspirin to prevent it. I should also exercise but I do not...
OP, if that is the case, at least start him on baby Aspirin that has other benefits as well. And take it yourself.
"• Aspirin (ASA): 81 mg per day (1 baby aspirin): Aspirin deserves special mention because it may reduce your risk of developing Alzheimer's by as much as 55 percent. It also has a unique blood-thinning ability, which helps to prevent stroke and heart attacks."
Alzheimer's Research & Prevention Foundation