Hi Jan, I am in a very similar situation with my sister Cherie who is now 64. In 2020 we noticed her repeating the same conversations we had just had with her. She also was having a hard time at work remembering how to get on her computer and other things. She had all kinda of testing done. Nothing was conclusive so they defaulted to Alzheimer’s. It has been difficult getting a diagnosis but just this year a doctor at Brigham and Women’s Hospital in Boston diagnosed her with LBD with Parkinson’s which fits all her symptoms. So it took 5 years to get her diagnosed correctly! She is also in the late stages and has lost 30lbs in the last couple months bringing her down to 105 lbs. She’s just not hungry and sometimes it makes her feel sick to eat. She has a rollator now to help her walk. We can’t have conversations with her anymore- she just answers questions. Her beautiful face has no expression anymore. She hallucinates but it doesn’t scare her. She sleeps so much and acts out her dreams. I’ve been working on giving her quality of life, bringing her to see her children, going out to lunch or just for a ride. But it seems that strategy is ending. She doesn’t want to do anything. My heart is breaking. I’m sorry that you are going through this also. To see your loved one slip away from you when they are physically still here is devastating. 💔