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iserbrown
3 years agoMember
Memory
For some as a result of diagnosis and treatment the effect on our memory can be distressing - fatigue or chemo induced or anything else in between, stress, anxiety, menopause!
I have a sister who has early onset Dementia and on the road to diagnosis she was seen by a health professional, Neuro Psychologist. She has written a book and there's a precis of it here that some may find interesting or useful to someone you know
Memory-wise - Dr Anne Unkenstein -- Allen & Unwin - 9781760296384 - Allen & Unwin - Australia (allenandunwin.com)
Best wishes to all
I have a sister who has early onset Dementia and on the road to diagnosis she was seen by a health professional, Neuro Psychologist. She has written a book and there's a precis of it here that some may find interesting or useful to someone you know
Memory-wise - Dr Anne Unkenstein -- Allen & Unwin - 9781760296384 - Allen & Unwin - Australia (allenandunwin.com)
Best wishes to all
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- June1952Member@Fufan, have you joined the Carers Corner private group for carers ? Lots of info there.
All the best.Sign in to react to this post - FufanMemberThanks @iserbrown, this is very timely. My husband saw a gerontologist last week. He has memory issues. Fortunately he does not have dementia, but is at risk of developing it. I'll certainly follow up this book.Sign in to react to this post