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The important thing to remember is that the progression is not always consistent so some days go better than others. It is a full time job to remain calm and not argue with their "facts." It is important to protect yourself, especially when they drive. It is important to get control of the money needed to get through the coming years. Don't wait. In the beginning, take every strange event seriously. Do not believe the lies they tell to cover up their foggy brains. They know their is a problem but they are in denial or they believe it doesn't matter.
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Good advice! When my husband says something outlandish, I tend to argue. I have to remind myself to let it go. Later he forgets it anyway.