What Are The 7 Stages Of Alzheimer's Disease

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What Are The 7 Stages Of Alzheimer's Disease?

• Introduction

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Memory Care

• Families are often thrown off balance when a
  loved one with Alzheimer's exhibits unpredictable
  behaviors. Indeed, for people who have zero
  experience in providing care for individuals with
  this disease, situations can get overwhelming.
  That's why it takes loads of patience,
  understanding, and dedication to be a family
  caregiver.
• Alzheimer's affects each person uniquely, which
  means the symptoms one person manifests aren't
  the same as the other. Thus, it can be confusing
  and intense for family caregivers. But it would
  be helpful if families have a guide that can help
  them manage their experiences and expectations
  about the trajectory of Alzheimer's disease.
• Because let's face it Alzheimer's affects the
  families as much as the person having the
  disease. While loved ones need care, other family
  members also need support, especially regarding
  patient education.

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What We Know About the 7 Stages of Alzheimer's
Disease
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Alzheimer's 

• Dr. Barry Reisberg of New York University was the
  first person to intricately describe the most
  important symptoms of Alzheimer's disease. Along
  with this, he also developed The Global
  Deterioration Scale (GDS), which gives caregivers
  a rundown of the state of the cognitive function
  of people with Alzheimer's.
• While many physicians identify only three stages
  of Alzheimer's Disease early, mid, and late,
  Dr. Reisberg's GDS outlines seven Alzheimer's
  Disease stages, from Stage 1 to Stage 7. This
  model has been instrumental for families in
  gauging their loved one's condition and
  identifying the type of care appropriate for a
  specific stage
• Click below link to read more about 7 stages of
  Alzheimer's disease
• https//www.senexmemory.com/blog/what-are-the-7-st
  ages-of-alzheimers-disease