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Husband diagnosed MCI: He is in denial and personality is changing

Caregivers: Dementia | Last Active: Jul 12 7:09am | Replies (146)
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@civvy Good evening and welcome to Mayo Clinic Connect! This must be such a difficult time for both you and your husband. He is in denial because he probably can’t believe his has happened to him. The best you can do for him is to learn all you can from the wonderful people in this discussion group. You will be able to help him and protect him. Let me ask @tsc. @joyh1567 @maryvc if they will join this conversation to tell you of their experiences. And there are so many good discussions in the caregivers support group. Take a look!
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civvy | @civvy | Mar 8 10:11am

Thanks you so much for including me. Although I have friends and family I am in completely unchartered territory.
My husband got lost the other night when he was wal home , but found his way by asking a bystander. I think there are frontal lobe issues going on but none of the tests are definitive.
He is being treated at Johns Hopkins

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