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Hello hinton and welcome to NeuroTalk. Sorry to hear of your Dad's problems. My MIL has dementia/Alz and she knows us, her surrounding etc, but that's really about it. It's really very hard to grasp. I hope you make yourself at home and I'm glad you found us.
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