Many are wondering what to do about
Alzheimer's as the numbers of people with the illness are soaring
high n the UK and the United States. What is equally alarming is that
a state report from England shows that nursing home patients with
dementia are suffering from depression and are experiencing a very
low quality of life. With the numbers of people the disease
increasing what to do about Alzheimer's has many people perplexed
The low quality of life
The Alzheimer Society charity said that
while excellent care exists, less than 50% of the 322,000 sufferers
in care homes across the UK have a good quality of life.
Jeremy Hughes, chief executive of
the Alzheimer Society, said: “When you walk into an excellent care
home it’s full of warmth, activities and interaction. But between
these best examples and the worst, which often dominate headlines,
there is a forgotten scandal of people with dementia who are failed
and left living a life that can only be described as ‘OK’
What to do about Alzheimer's disease
This
is a very debilitating illness, it steals more than just the memory
it steals the quality of life. The situation described in the
majority of nursing homes is really a horrible situation, these
patients are barely surviving. These are our loved ones who have
lived, worked,loved and now they are in need of our help. Sadly so
many are allowing this illness take its course and do more damage to
the precious brain cells, it is important to attack this illness hard
and swift. It is the purpose of this site to bring back full brain
function in those effected. What to do about Alzheimer's disease? We
have researched the illness for over 5 years and you must strike hard
back the the illness and the brain can revive. Much of the illness
can be reversed
See
here Targeting
Alzheimer's
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