Suffering from Alzheimer’s at the age of 38 #movie #sean #tvshow

[UpandSprout]

Oh I like this episode. Turns out it was a blood vessel in his neck that got pinched if he turned his head to the side that caused lack of oxygen to the brain. They fixed it and everyone lived happily ever after. I believe.

[AndySmite]

I have a direct family member with early onset Alzheimer's, we didn't realize anything was really wrong until their early 50s but after reviewing photos and video and memories of interacting with them from years ago, the symptoms started early 40s and we just didn't notice, meaning it's been going on all the way back in their 30s. They are on a steep decline now and will likely forget us in 2 years or less according to the doctors.

[argates]

I know that this is fictional and they found a blood vessel issue that made this a special case, but in the real world, they actually ARE finding early onset alzheimers in some folks post covid.

Dying from covid isn't really the problem these days. Surviving AFTER covid has become a bit more tricky.

[robbietoms]

Ive heard of a chap getting alzheimers and he was 42. This was.20 years.ago .so i guess there have been people getting it earlier but not well known.

[BrennaDraws]

Alzheimer’s is an extreme fear for me. It runs in the family. I have memory issues, bad ones, sometimes I worry I’ve started getting early onset, but I have other conditions too. It’s an awe flu disease.

[bgg]

Professor Alzheimer's patient, whose illness he described first, hence the Name of this disease, was only 51 years old.

[barbarasauls]

My mother got alzheimers at 46 and died at 57. This was in 1993.

[gaylenewood]

Alzheimers is getting younger and younger just like Parkinson's disease its getting to common imo..

[blackLILheartOinker]

If you can aford to put him in nursing home. Then id suggest a nanny instead x

[crysruiz]

They are also telling people they have it. And the continuos medicine brings it to fruition.

[beckytidwell]

Keep the baby so you will have a part of him when he is gone.

[bobbiefrank]

I know this is just a show but if this was real life I would highly suggest that she not terminate her pregnancy does her and her husband are so excited about becoming parents it would probably hurt him to know that she terminated the pregnancy he's probably going to end up passing away and she can visit him with their baby at the Care facility

[deadperson]

Bro, put it up for adoption then and focus on your husband. I've watched my grandmother's alzheimers progress over 8 years already, it doesn't happen overnight.