https://www.linkedin.com/posts/rezahg_60-of-dementia-goes-undiagnosed-in-the-united-activity-7383485916557864960-YQUN?utm_medium=ios_app&rcm=ACoAAANGOocBlTq8NZ9g8KaUq8J-MoigKo7ongk&utm_source=social_share_send&utm_campaign=copy_link

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Might be good to have a Probate Attorney on to have an open discussion about legal preparations families need to make as early as possible in the dementia journey along with how a Probate Attorney actually evaluates a client's ability to legally make important decisions regarding Living Wills, Final Wills, Durable General & Medical Powers of Attorney, and other Estate decisions.

Progression is hard to watch, I see it all. However. It is the joy I choose to see. Tuesdays is grand kid and dog day. We had a wonderful time at a sunflower farm. When we were done Lexia (11) and Lincoln (7) asked if we could go see Great Grand Papa Joe. My ❤️ was exploding when they asked. He didnt have his dentures in or glasses on so he looked different to them. They dove right in. Without being told told, no questions, no worries just pure love for Papa. We got in the car and Lexia said "I am happy he does not remember all he did before or he would be sad." After trying to get the 🦷 dentures in with no success Lincoln got his 👓glasses on him. "There Papa, now you can see me better."