What’s the difference between Alzheimer’s and Dementia?

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Always wanted to know. Might be a stupid question, just know both are associated with the elderly forgetting stuff and the people around them.

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Alzheimer’s is a form of dementia, typically targeting memory. I had an aunt with it, she lived at home for years, went on vacations with her husband. He took care of her untill she didn’t remember him anymore, it was too hard for him after.

Dementia is a general term for brain disease or injury that reduces mental function, usually diagnosed after two or more functions are impaired, such as judgement and motor skills. My great grandmother had this set in before she passed, she was still herself just a bit meaner because of confusion. She told a nurse to stick her head inside the TV.

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