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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. - 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.