Mild Alzheimer’s disease:
Have memory loss and poor memory of recent events
Have trouble naming common items
Ask the same thing over and over
Get lost easily
Lose interest in things they once liked to do
Lose things more often than normal
Have personality changes
Become worried or depressed
Moderate Alzheimer’s disease:
Have a hard time dressing for the weather or occasion
Forget to shave or shower
Argue more often
Believe things are real when they are not
Wander, often at night
Need close supervision
Have trouble with tasks such as washing dishes or setting the table
Severe Alzheimer’s disease:
Have problems with eating
Have problems with speech or cannot speak at all
Not recognize you or other family members
Cannot control bowels or bladder
Have problems with walking
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