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Husband might have early cognitive disorder!
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<blockquote data-quote="DDD" data-source="post: 117289" data-attributes="member: 35"><p>My husband is not "a communicator". He truly is a terrific man</p><p>but since he didn't have a traditional background he is very comfortable "doing his own thing..quietly". The children could not have a more stedfast parent/grandparent nor could I have a more loyal spouse.</p><p></p><p>As a result of his personality it is not rare for him to forget</p><p>silly stuff like picking up a loaf of bread etc. But...lately...</p><p>there is a "blankness" that shows up periodically combined with</p><p>some more obvious memory loss/confusion. I keep thinking that it</p><p>may just be the terrible strain we have lived under with easy child/difficult children</p><p>brain damage etc. etc. on the other hand, I get the impression that he is</p><p>hiding deficits. My gut says that he is stifling the same thoughts that I have.</p><p></p><p>Unless something bizarre happens, I know husband won't volunteer to</p><p>be tested. Meanwhile I am changing the business again so that I</p><p>can run it without him, if need be. DDD</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="DDD, post: 117289, member: 35"] My husband is not "a communicator". He truly is a terrific man but since he didn't have a traditional background he is very comfortable "doing his own thing..quietly". The children could not have a more stedfast parent/grandparent nor could I have a more loyal spouse. As a result of his personality it is not rare for him to forget silly stuff like picking up a loaf of bread etc. But...lately... there is a "blankness" that shows up periodically combined with some more obvious memory loss/confusion. I keep thinking that it may just be the terrible strain we have lived under with easy child/difficult children brain damage etc. etc. on the other hand, I get the impression that he is hiding deficits. My gut says that he is stifling the same thoughts that I have. Unless something bizarre happens, I know husband won't volunteer to be tested. Meanwhile I am changing the business again so that I can run it without him, if need be. DDD [/QUOTE]
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