Family and Friends/Agreement and Disagreement When Dealing With Alzheimer's Disease

As the caregiver, son, daughter, spouse, friend, or relative of a loved one with Alzheimer's disease, there are many difficult decisions to be made. In the best of situations close relatives or perhaps the entire family have gathered to discuss the probability of upcoming choices. The loved one, the victim of the disease, is also present, expressing his or her wishes should s/he become incapacitated and unable to make life decisions. When everything is out in the open ahead of the rough venture down the Alzheimer's trail, less stress and strain on the family is most likely to occur.



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