Here’s a crazy idea. How about we try to help them accept their born gender and not transition that way they will never have to worry about forgetting their chosen one. See this kind of contradicts the whole idea that they are born that way doesn’t it? This idea supports that transness comes from some other external situation in a persons life.
Memory/cognition issues like dementia can bring you back to the past, so that you forget the development or progress you've made in knowing/accepting the truth. That's like saying if someone got away from their abuser, then suffered dementia and so forgot all the abuse, then it means it's no longer factual that their abuser was abusive... lol. Same with when a person forgets that a loved one has already passed and keeps asking for them or acting as if they were still alive. This doesn't mean the person never died, just that they've lost the memory of knowledge of these things. You're acting as if people with dementia don't forget their own kids are related to them or who they are as a person entirely, aside from gender. It's a literal deterioration of the mind. So no this doesn't contradict anything.
Ignore the comments about "umm" and "Uhh" by the speaker in this informative Video. These must be people who watch Hollywood Movies, and/or racists, who don't like an 'Accent". This Gentleman is a "Researcher" - NOT an actor, and the research is very, very interesting and helpful. Thank you.
Very helpful. More people, including people with concerns about loved ones, as well as primary care practitioners need to be aware of MCI. So many are stuck back in time only knowing the conditions, “ normal” or “dementia “. In fact the correct DSM-V, term “Major cognitive impairment”, should be used more for to replace the term dementia.
Very knowledgeable speaker. The information shared is very valuable and has helped me understand the behavioural changes that my aunt who is now living with dementia is displaying. Thanks for sharing.
Merci à vous Laureal, J’étais anxieuse J’ai demandé en prière une guérison de mes malaises Je crois en la médecine mais pour mon âme je parle au Grand Psychiatre ! Il m’a dirigée tout à fait par hasard vers vos belles voix inspirées et apaisantes. Contente de vous connaître. Diane.
I had to stop watching around eights minutes in because by that time I heard at least 50 "uuuuuuhs" and and 60 "uuuummms" and really can't follow when it's used in between every other word. Uh and um are not part of the English vocabulary and should be refrained especially if trying deliver important or educational information. I just can't listen to this.
This has been known by humans for hundreds of years. Also dementia is not Alzheimer's they are not the same thing at all. Dementia is not a disease it is something you can give yourself.
But it'd be great to mention, that actually MCI can be innate; There's for example a quite high risk for women experiencing serious anxiety or depression in pregnancy to their baby have MCI
This video is greatly appreciated, however the questions and answers that were in French would have been useful for English only speaker if a translation was provided. Secondly, I find the Ottawa Dementia Society sooo far ahead of other provinces! So thank you for sharing this information with everyone! And lastly, does the Society have connections to or lists of specialists that deal specifically with assessing new patients with dementia (s)? We have a BC Alzheimer’s Society, but they do not have these connections. Their focus is on offering support to patients and caregivers after a diagnosis, but unfortunately most GP’s do Not have adequate training to spot early signs, nor do they know what specialists to send them too (not all neurologists are versed in latest dementia signs). This seems like a huge failing in our healthcare system here in Western Canada!
If you ever witness first hand a close friend or family member experience Real Delirium Tremens hospitalized for weeks with full-blown psychosis, you will wonder why anyone drinks at all. Alcoholic brain damage is obviousley irreversible.
Thanks for posting this video and also the links to the U Laval site. My father-in-law has PPA non-fluent/agrammatical type and there is really very little information out there, specifically as to what we should expect as this disease progresses.
Deborah, Hi, do you remember what was your father in law's first symptom was ? Also, how long from his first symptom until his he was diagnosed ? I think I may have this. I'm so scared. I have an appointment for a neurologist who specializes in PPA But the first appointment isn't until next year.
@@kimgloria6094 my father-in-law is now almost 92; he was diagnosed about 4 years ago and the symptom was slow, effortful speech. He's always been a quiet man, so I don't think it was noticed right away, but at some point it became very obvious to the family. Good luck to you, and if I may say, don't rush to self-diagnose, and wait for your neurologist appointment. Best of luck!
@@deborahrose9568 Thank you so much Deborah for your reply. I appreciate you taking time out to respond to my question. You are also correct in saying I should not self diagnose. My symptoms are mostly when I'm exhausted... ( my words coming out of my mouth all wrong ) It all started under a lot of stress talking care of a dying mother and siblings yelling at me for not doing more. My mother has passed just last week. My brain is depressed, exhausted and I have brain fog from the constant pressure. But you are right... I should just wait until my appointment. I pray I'm OK Thanks again
@@kimgloria6094 Oh Kim, I’m sorry to hear all of that! I too lost my Mom recently (last December). So remember to be gentle with yourself at this time and realize that stress can cause all sorts of things to happen to your body/brain. Take care!
@@kimgloria6094hi, you posted a year ago so I’m just wondering how you’re doing now and if you found out what you had going on? I’m also worried I have it and am awaiting a neurologist appt.
I do say the wrong word as describe in this video " table and chair " I said to my husband "Please put the blanket on the sofa " and I wanted to say chair... Does the mean I have aphasia "Primary progressive Aphasia " ?
Carers are among the lowest paid workers and now they have to go through this because of gender ideology. If you want to gaslight dementia sufferers do the job yourself.
Thank you so much for explaining this confusing subject with such clarity, diagrams, advise & sharing your knowledge with us. God bless you for your kindness.
Uh so are we not gonna talk about the hormones potentially being what is causing this...? Putting kids on this? I feel for people with gender dysphoria..damn we need alternative treatments for it@
From what I read there really isn’t any evidence to suggest that hormone therapy of any kind is linked with Alzheimer’s. Greatest known risk factors for Alzheimer’s are age and family history. Edit: I did find a study that showed a possible connection for women taking menopausal estrogen therapy but no causal link was established. Nothing showing younger adults on hormone replacement having a risk of dementia. HRT for transgender young adults usually doesn’t start till about 16. This is a relatively novel thing so it’s pretty much impossible to do any kind of meaningful study on this age group and connection to Alzheimer’s
