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CaptainLucid3 months, 3 weeks ago

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It is a tragedy and unfortunately the usual treatment consists of putting them in a jail cell or a highway underpass and ignoring them. What is good though is as technology improves and the human genome is mapped perhaps we will have a cure. I see it like my grandmother who had alzheimers and she was alive but who she was was long gone.

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  Mutainia3 months, 3 weeks ago
  
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  Sorry to read about your mother, CL. My grandma was on morphine for her back, but, it gave her alzheimers like symptoms, enough for my family and I to know the hell other families are going through with such a condition. The loved one's probably actually suffer more than the one going through it, because the one you loved seems to become a total mockery of all that is good in the one you thought was so great and kind.
  
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