@anthony3744 first, I am sorry for you and your mom.

I’m 76. I have Mild Cognitive Impairment. The diagnosis was made by several “memory” tests by a neurologist. I’ve had all the usual tests. In the beginning everything looked normal. Things changed a bit eventually.

They also gave me Namenda. I felt worse. When I stopped talking the drug, my thinking became more clear. I was told that some people react differently to it.

I have chosen, or they have chosen me, 2 hobbies. I try to paint. Try means I am not an artist per se. The other, jigsaw puzzles. I have never done either of those things before 2020. Now, everyday.

There are lots of resources out there for you. Best wishes.