Bob DeMarco

"Me too. Her birthday is coming up." - Bob DeMarco

"Ron thanks for taking the time to share this information. We can make a difference." - Bob DeMarco

"Dogs and cats can suffer from memory loss, etc." - Bob DeMarco

"It really is amazing." - Bob DeMarco

"Thanks for passing the information along to doctors. Sadly, very few of them take the time to read - too busy. We do have research scientist from all the major Universities around the world reading. They claim the insight is useful and important. I do hear from them." - Bob DeMarco

"It seems we all learn of the job. Thanks for the heads up on the error." - Bob DeMarco

"go here http://www.alzheimersreadingro... click on the parrot image to find one. let me know how it goes." - Bob DeMarco

"Take a look at Rachael's article. I would meet her with reassurance on this issue. For example, put your arm around her, put your head on her head and say, its you an me now mom. I'll take good care of you. Try and change her focus." - Bob DeMarco

"My advice here would be to start laying it on thick. Do you have pet name for her? Honey, darling? If so, start using it all day long over and over. Layer up the reassurance. Put your arm around and put your head on her head. Use just a few words when you are in position. I love you. You look so nice. Its a great day. Layer it on. I know how you might be feeling. Don't give up. Be patient. And, just do best you can. I agree with Rachel work the smile and try to get one back. Connect." - Bob DeMarco

"Excellent advice from my point of view." - Bob DeMarco

"My mother never really knew she was suffering from dementia. Even though she received the words directly from her doctor. I started thinking of her as deeply forgetful and that helped me stop worry so much about all kinds of things I couldn't control. As for me? I really didn't care whether she knew or didn't know. We were too busy trying to live our lives to worry about it." - Bob DeMarco