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In reply to the discussion: Hope: Reversal of cognitive decline: A novel therapeutic program [View all]bettyellen
(47,209 posts)30. that you completely ignore the suffering of those afflicted is disgusting-just repulsive.
You pretend it is only about the families, even though you know better. I have never seen anyone twist words in order to try and insult others. Disgusted with you. Completely. You KNOW better.
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No, I don't think so, but maybe so. My view is more philosophical and political than technical.
Trillo
Oct 2014
#4
Spend money---to keep one's mind! I should say that would be money well-spent!
WinkyDink
Oct 2014
#3
as one who watched two parents loose their minds- you seem to have no clue how horrible it is.
bettyellen
Oct 2014
#7
you missed the part on how traumatic + confusing it is for the patient also- it is a horrible thing
bettyellen
Oct 2014
#13
I truly feel sorry for whatever caused this sad POV that goes to abuse and pain- and thinks
bettyellen
Oct 2014
#16
Silly. Surgery is nothing like day to day living. No, it is NOT a great kindness to allow someone's
bettyellen
Oct 2014
#21
That is some nasty twisted interpretation of what I said. Perhaps someday you will actually KNOW
bettyellen
Oct 2014
#24
Try reading the linked article, okay? Because your "traumas" remark is out of an orifice.
WinkyDink
Oct 2014
#8
Alzheimers disease is anything BUT blissful. Most people, including the person you are responding
bettyellen
Oct 2014
#25
the poster I responded to is quite clearly taking swipes at family member for trying to help their
bettyellen
Oct 2014
#27
that you completely ignore the suffering of those afflicted is disgusting-just repulsive.
bettyellen
Oct 2014
#30
you are so completely ignorant on what Alzheimer's patients go through, I am embarrassed for you...
bettyellen
Oct 2014
#33
there are a lot of rationalizations people employ to neglect loved ones when they hit a bad patch
bettyellen
Oct 2014
#36
After years in the medical field I can tell you "death by dementia"
littlemissmartypants
Oct 2014
#39
yep, most people are ignorant of the torture people suffering from dementia endure. In the media
bettyellen
Oct 2014
#40
Alzheimer's disease is not a "natural againg process" it is a horrible disease that destroys healthy
bettyellen
Oct 2014
#41
calling these diseases "part of a natural aging process" is complete bullshit
bettyellen
Oct 2014
#44
The medical industrial complex has been accused of inventing diseases for quite some time.
Trillo
Oct 2014
#46
Looking at Table 1 in the doc: the non-supplement stuff is probably doing the bulk of the benefit.
politicat
Oct 2014
#12
Bookmarking. One person here seems to have no ability to grasp the severity of impact ...
Hekate
Oct 2014
#28
This person in study went from 4-5 hrs sleep per night to 7-8. Frankly, I think that was the part
KittyWampus
Oct 2014
#32