My boyfriend's grandpa died of Alzheimer's (his mom's dad) a few years ago. I get mad at him sometimes because when we have a "conversation," it's usually one-sided. It's not just with me, though...it's with everyone I know. He said he just has a hard time putting his thoughts into words quickly. He can never find the right words to say. I looked up to see if anyone else was like this, and I found that this is actually a sign of Alzheimer's. I know that it's very unlikely that he has it now...but maybe it's a sign that he will have it in the future. I know that AD can be hereditary...what are his chances of getting it if it was not his parent that had it, but his grandparent. As of right now, I'm not aware of anyone else who has had it in his family, but it is possible. Anyway, I'm just curious...I know it's early to worry, but if it's possible to do something about it now, I'd like to. I love him so much and want to do anything I can to keep him healthy. Thanks!
2007-08-07
04:40:46
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