Dementia may not always be the threat that is now. That’s why.
Joan Draft worries dementia. Her mother lived with Alzheimer's disease for 14 years, the last seven in a residence for memory care and her maternal grandfather also developed dementia."I am 100 % convinced that this is in my future," said Mrs. Dethop, 70 years old, retired lawyer in Thornton, Collo.Last year, he spent almost a whole day with a neuropsychologist, subjected to a vast evaluation. The results indicated that his short-term memory was fine-che found "shocking and comforting" -and who tested the average or higher in each cognitive category except one.It is not reassured. "I saw Alzheimer's as was," said his mother's long decline. "The memory of what he has passed is deep for me."The prospect of dementia, which includes Alzheimer's disease and a series of other cognitive disorders...










