Alzheimer's sundowner or flustered and guilty?

Do any of my fellow MTs have (or think you might have) ADD or ADHD? I'm 60 and have been an MT for over 30 years. I didn't "used" to have trouble concentrating. I could whip out those reports with speed and accuracy. These days, though, I find that my attention span goes on vacation several times a day. Learning new programs takes twice the amount of time that it used to. I have to read and re-read the instructions over and over again. I looke ...

I moved mom in with me about a month ago. I work second shift full time in my home. Even before I moved mom in, I would see her daily in her home, see she was eating properly, setting her pills out, etc. She recently had cataract surgery and recovered fine. We've put her home up for sale and she's none too pleased but I thought she would adjust to living with me. Our homes are similar, and I made her bedroom in my own look exactly like hers, bath ...

Intranasal insulin therapy appears to provide some benefit for cognitive function in patients with amnestic mild cognitive impairment and Alzheimer disease Funding for this study has been provided by the National Institute of Aging, the Nancy and Buster Alvord Endowment and the Department of Veterans Affairs. (the NIA is a division of the National Institute of Health, a government program, as is the DoVA). I wonder how many people realize that important studies like this are done by our F ...

Just curious as to what everyone else thinks ...

Tom DeLay GUILTY: Jury Convicts Republican In Money Laundering Trial AUSTIN, Texas — Former U.S. House Majority Leader Tom DeLay – once one of the most powerful and feared Republicans in Congress – was convicted Wednesday on charges he illegally funneled corporate money to Texas candidates in 2002. Jurors deliberated for 19 hours before returning guilty verdicts against DeLay on charges of money laundering and conspiracy to commit money laundering. He faces up to life ...

and passes Pfizer as the record largest penalty, paying $4 billion. ...

I watch Bravo Real Housewives series and Andy Cohen at 11:00 recap shows with guests. ...

What is up with Florida juries??? ...

Killed one wife. Other one missing. Was so afraid this would go the way of some other high-profile cases. I'm sure this arrogant sucker thought he was getting off. So glad he'll have to face the consequences of his actions. ...

I just found out my 2nd cat in 10 years likely has a cryptococcal fungal infection. The 1st one I did the whole treatment, surgery, biopsy, blood titers, fluconazole (150 bucks a month for a year), cost me over $2000. She got better, but about 6 months later, it came back and I could not afford to treat her anymore. I put all that cost on my credit cards. Well fast forward, I now have another cat with the same thing. Saw the vet (different one) and he wants to do a biops ...

I get caught up in murder cases like Jodi Arias, George Zimmerman and now Oscar Pistorius and discussions on HLN about the case. ...

The Ferguson cop is reportedly living in hiding. These Baltimore cops will never get their lives, reputations or careers back. All of this, of course, has flowed directly from the disgustingly prejudicial attitudes, knee-jerk statements, etc. coming from the White House with respect to the police, in which there has also been absolutely no condemnation of the most outrageous and egregious behaviors of BLM and others. It's no wonder that police departments are having difficulty ...

My husband had terrible lower back pain and went to the doctor last week and was told he most likely had sciatica. He was given a prescription for hydrocodone/APAP and told he could also use ibuprofen and to try resting and using ice for relief. It has been over a week and my husband is still in pain. I know sciatica can be terrible, but the thing iis that my husband is making no effort to try to get better, at least that's how it seems to me. When I ask him if the hydrocodone is ...

It's breaking news, so I don't think there's any hard copy out there yet. Judge declared a mistrial on 23 other counts. ...

What a waste. He had such a promising NFL career. I hope the victim's loved ones can find peace. ...

Sounds like a real winner! ...

Details about tea party bias claims against the IRS could remain secret because current and former agency officials say their lives are in danger if they publicly testify about the case. Lois Lerner and Holly Paz both have argued in recent court filings that the threat to their lives outweighs the public's right to hear their testimony about how IRS employees in Cincinnati and Washington D.C. handled applications for tax-exempt status from tea party groups. They recently filed evidenc ...

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20100329/ap_on_re_us/us_skinhead_plot ...

Brilliant, simply brilliant. It cut to the chase and destroyed the defense theory. She also managed to show Casey Anthony's true character with clips and videos. ...

Or maybe even one of the lesser included, in my very unlegal knowledge, she should file an appeal for ineffective counsel. Not only did he introduce a theory at opening arguments he KNEW he could not prove with evidence by testimony, he opened WAY too many doors for the prosecution. All he had to do was to show that prosecution had no HARD evidence on many levels, which he could have done, had he not made rookie mistakes, or pushing the envelope. He forced the burden of ...

Oops. BTW, this is the filmaker of 2016: Obama's America. 2016: Obama's America 2012 Film 5.1/10-IMDb 26%-Rotten Tomatoes "(Reuters) - The conservative author and filmmaker Dinesh D'Souza pleaded guilty on Tuesday to a campaign finance law violation, averting a trial that had been expected to begin the same day in Manhattan federal court. D'Souza pleaded guilty to one criminal count of making illegal contributio ...

Tried to post a link but can't, so watch this. She names names. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0yxn5nMONOw ...

WICHITA, Kansas – Scott Roeder has been found guilty of first-degree murder in the shooting death of Dr. George Tiller.The jury deliberated for less than 40 minutes before reaching the verdict.In addition, Roeder was found guilty of two counts of aggravated assault for pointing a gun at two men who tried to chase him down out in front of Reformation Lutheran Church after he shot and killed Tiller.I am so glad. Sentencing will be on March 9th. ...

You all were so interested in bashing Sam and I didn't see this article posted yet. Funny, he couldn't get his way that he walked out of the hearing yesterday. I think that might have ticked the other lawmakers off justa teeny bit: (Reuters) - Democratic Representative Charles Rangel, the former chief tax writer in Congress and a veteran politician, was convicted on Tuesday by fellow lawmakers of ethics violations. An eight-member congressional panel found Rangel, 80, guilty ...

I live no where near Florida but the local people here are outraged that this woman walks from a crime she obviously committed because of 12 jurors who didn't know what reasonable doubt was. This is the general consensus of talk radio people who were calling in to give their feelings on the case. Juror 3 said she did not want to speculate but went on to speculate she thought George might have had something to do with it (?!?}. Guess speculation may h ...

Watching verdict watch today, I just hope the jurors come back today to show Casey Anthony what they think of her and her shady attorney, Jose Baez, who maligned everyone connected with the prosecution case and was willing to accuse her father of incest in the most crude way during opening statements. Did Baez just take this third version of what happened to Caylee at face value from Casey, the psychopathic liar, and run with it, hoping to become rich and famous lawyer? What proo ...

One not guilty and 1 involuntary manslaughter. I thought there were only 4 murder counts of the babies, but these counts add to 5 babies. Don't know about the woman unless that's the manslaughter count. ...

This is just a very sad story. I was listening to CNN and it doesn't sound like she received a fair trial. Just seems very sad all around. http://www.cnn.com/ The story came up on the first page of CNN ...

Nor did they have the sliightest understanding of circumstantial evidence. What is funny to me is when the jurors try to justify their decision, they end up hanging themselves with their lack of knowledge of the case and the rules of the case. Can't wait for next juror to speak up who contradicts or justifies decision based on misundertanding of rule clearly set out by Judge Perry. Clearly these jurors were misguided to say the least and uneducated at best. Maybe that is ...

Alzheimer's sundowner or flustered and guilty?

Mine too - nm

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