My Travel Through Alzheimer's Disease #6 AN EPIPHANY OF SORTS

AN EPIPHANY OF SORTS  

My eyes still see long words, but my brain does no see the long words as one. When I focus on a long word by itself, my brain usually connects all the pieces I see into the whole word. However, that often requires looking away and focusing on empty space and looking again.

When I'm typing, all too often, my fingers don't go where I send them. This makes typing an ordeal. My fingers have been stiffing slowly or in bursts, too. 

So, Chuck, what's the epiphany?

Frustration is going to continue.
I need to "get over" a situation quicker.

I close on this:

I will be starting a treatment with Kisunla that has proven to be a game changer for people in early stages of Alzheimer's Disease.

More on that in my next blog.

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