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It's heartbreaking @jeaniecdn, isn't it? Yet you somehow find the strength to manage. You're right. When I retired I noted changes in my husband's behavior, most of all in his ability to use the proper words. It was difficult for me to come to terms with the number of deficits he was experiencing. Now I've just learned to roll with them, but worry about what the future will bring. He has moderate Alzheimer's Disease now, still functions pretty well, although I am his memory and caregiver/guide. I can leave him for a few hours, but that's all. He likes to sleep, eat and watch what the neighbors are doing. We go for a 40 minute walks most mornings. He broke his hip in January, I was woriied the surgery and the stay in the rehab facility would worsen his condition, but it didn't. I wish you the best. Take care of yourself.