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Do You Want To Know Your Genetic Risk For Dementia? #dementia
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@Marissanldnr

10 months ago

Yes. My dad died after 10 yrs with Parkinson's. My Mom has Alzheimers, going into care soon. I focus a lot on healthy lifestyle living. But I would like to know my risk level.

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@cherylkirby9119

10 months ago

Ya don't want to take any tests because it'll kick you off any type of life insurance including long term care policies can be cancelled. So until the state you live in protects you from this, no absolutely not.... you're protected from losing health insurance...

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@annm3064

10 months ago

My great-great-grandma, great-grandma, and grandma have all had Alzheimer's... All of which lived very different lives
I've already accepted my mother and I will have it too.
It might not be genetic, but I think that I would rather plan for it than give my children false hope.
If I stay sane, I will enjoy it. If I don't, I want my family to understand that I will love them, no matter what I say when I'm no longer here.

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@georgetteroenfeldt8144

10 months ago

My dad, his mother, and now his brother all died or are now suffering from this. I am still thinking it over if i will get the test. If i do the test and i find out i will get this it will change how i spend and live and so much more in the next 10 years if i know i will get this.

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@Print229

10 months ago

"Lifestyle" and ALSO environmental factors. Medications, air pollution, plastics, pesticides, herbicides, hidden trans fat exposure, lead, mercury, etc. Also, other things that are outside of your control. Things like mental illness, anesthesia, stressful life events (spouse dies, bankruptcy, burying a child, etc), sleep quality... On and on.

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@ConstanceGaughan

10 months ago

Having had my mom pass with dementia I assume already I could get it. I heard a stat that 40% of dementia patients have Diabetes 2. Sedentary lifestyle can also cause so many problems. I’m now paying attention more to my diet. Just had toe surgery today so I can be as active as I want ….without pain. Doing my part to be the best I can be. ❤❤❤

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@jenergy1000

10 months ago

Micronutrient deficiencies, metal toxicity and hidden mold toxicity. Look it up and take action.

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@RainyCiti

10 months ago

I would absolutely get the test to ensure I lived as healthy a life as possible and made the best decisions I could to support myself and provide an easier time for my loved ones.

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@sue-brownhenry3220

10 months ago

Yes, I have an appointment with my neurologist getting next week. I definitely want to know, so I can slide the prices as soon as I can and as quick as I can. I already have an issue with recall, such as revealing a specific word, even if I said it a minute or two ago or if it's something I use commonly. However, I still have a very good memory. My mom, her sister and a few of her cousins have/had it. I think they were diagnosed in their 80s. My mom is currently about stage 6. She will turn 91 mid-June.

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@catherinmarchione3851

10 months ago

My mums dementia surfaced at 93 it probably started years before hand but it went unnoticed until 93 .. she died at 97. Her personality didn’t change she was happy she knew who I was . But I did find she was a lot more quieter than usual. She never drove so she walked everywhere, ate Mediterranean diet. This may have helped with the years later of the dementia appearing.

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@denise-zo7lt

10 months ago

My grandmother had alzeimers, mother had lewy body's dementia and now I'm caring for my aunt that has dementia. I'm so concerned, especially for my children.

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@wendyramirez5311

10 months ago

I’m paranoid that I’m going to get it because my mom has it and her mom had some type of dementia as well. I do live a mostly healthy lifestyle, but still highly concerned and wish I could prevent it. 😔 I feel doomed in a way

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@patsy102564

10 months ago

Yes my mother has it now and my grandmother on her side passed from it so I would definitely want to know so I could plan ahead and get my affairs in order prior to diagnosis

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@15bernard33

10 months ago

Thank you for this information. I'm concerned especially in that both my parents developed some form of dementia.

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@melissaearle1258

10 months ago

I would say no, I wouldn’t get the test, but I would educate myself in environmental things that can contribute and nutritional things that could help fend it off.

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@michelleromeo32

10 months ago

Yes found out that those of us with M.S. have a better chance of getting it and it scares me

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@jamesgross5052

10 months ago

What is the test? Wanda

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@amylove6846

10 months ago

sometimes with my MS I get brain fog so extreme it feels like early onset dementia

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@whitneysawyer483

10 months ago

Great information

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@bethmartens8153

10 months ago

I would get tested

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