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Nothing in these 5 stages talks about dementia. How does dementia fit into the Parkinson’s progression?
Hubby. hasParkinsons Dementia after a fall hitting his head and a concussion. Hardest thing ro endure. Married 55 years. Some days he does not even know me
Clever answer!
Hopefully, It won't have a seat at the table. It's always standing in line, has a ticket to the party, and just waiting for It's opportunity to join the feast.
Most of the time, the party ends before it gets in the door.
@A MyParkinsonsTeam Member - not everyone gets dementia and the extent of it really varies when it does happen. The stages seem to be based on how much assistance a person needs in their daily life. A person with mild dementia could be in any stage, if they can basically take care of themselves, but someone with bad dementia would more likely be in stages 3-5
when does advanced Parkinson's cause weakness in the legs. It this due to PDD?
Do most Parkinson's patients eventually get dementia?
My husband was diagnosed with Parkinsons dementia (PHDD) does any one else have this diagnosis ?
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