hello
I’m new to all this having just recently started caring for a family member with Alzheimer’s she was diagnosed 6 months ago with moderate/severe but what I don’t understand is which part of the stage is she in, surely it would be better to have those two as separate categories. I’ve looked at the symptoms of both and realise she has none of the severe ones she is displaying some of the moderate ones. So my question is why do they put the two together and put it on medical records when it is not an accurate reflection of the situation for something as serious as Alzheimer’s surely it should be termed either moderate or severe perhaps someone with much more experience and knowledge here explain this to me. Thank you
I’m new to all this having just recently started caring for a family member with Alzheimer’s she was diagnosed 6 months ago with moderate/severe but what I don’t understand is which part of the stage is she in, surely it would be better to have those two as separate categories. I’ve looked at the symptoms of both and realise she has none of the severe ones she is displaying some of the moderate ones. So my question is why do they put the two together and put it on medical records when it is not an accurate reflection of the situation for something as serious as Alzheimer’s surely it should be termed either moderate or severe perhaps someone with much more experience and knowledge here explain this to me. Thank you