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Anosognosia and Other Clinical Terms Defined Jul 5 3:19pm | By Dona Locke (@DrDonaLocke)
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I’m glad this is helpful! Are there any other terms I can define for you? Or phenomena that you are wondering may have a clinical name?

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joyh1567 | @joyh1567 | Feb 16 8:34am

Not that I can think of right now. Every day is different, presents something new which makes caring for him so difficult. I appreciate this blog and support group!! Thank you!

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judimahoney | @judimahoney | Jul 5 3:19pm

Yes, I am wondering if there is a name for my husband's new excitement regarding eating and food. He will cheer sometimes when he knows it's lunchtime, and sometimes takes more treats than he used too, which is different for him. He was gaining weight, but our diet and exercise routine now helps him not put on the pounds.
This 180 degree turn for my husband regarding the importance of food is a curiosity for me, because he's always been so health-conscious and careful about his consumption.
Now he's more live to eat than eat to live.
Thanks.

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