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The 7 Stages of Alzheimer's

Here's an informative article from the Alzheimer's Association on the different stages of Alzheimer's.

In the earliest stages it is difficult to determine anything is wrong, according to the article. It is around stages three and four that such warning signals as the person's forgetfulness and lack of basic math skills starts showing up.

From there the Alzheimer's patients will move into stages 6 and 7 where they will not be able to dress and care for themselves.

Knowing what to look for such as the seven basic stages of Alzheimer's will help you know when and how to get help for your aging parent or loved one.

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