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Take care of emotional needs after an Alzheimer's diagnosis
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Coming to terms with an Alzheimer's diagnosis and the emotions you may feel can help you move forward and discover ways to live a positive and fulfilling life. Acknowledging your feelings can be an empowering first step in coping with the challenges ahead.
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Confusion is common in people in the later stages of Alzheimer's
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A person living in the later stages of Alzheimer’s may not remember familiar people, places or things. Situations involving memory loss and confusion can be difficult for caregivers and families, and require patience and understanding.
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