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Old 10-13-2009, 07:21 AM #1
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Arrow What is Dementia?
I am reliefed that my dterioration of memory may not be early dementia

http://www.24medica.com/content/view/874/2/
In normal aging, memory loss is usually slow. It may result in forgetting names, phone numbers, or where an item was just placed. Intelligence and problem-solving skills are not affected. True dementia involves loss of intelligence and problem-solving skills. It often cannot be reversed and will become worse over time.
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