Petra, yes it is very important to get the information and the training out to friends and families as well as professionals. Please check out our website, we have a lot of free and nominal fee trainings available. www.teepasnow.com
@@teepasnowvideos Most of my community disagree. Most information is FEE BASED. . Importantly giving information FREE. Accessible information on all types of dementia. .
Teepa, what do you do about a Neurologist who doesn't like to conversate with their patient much. It's like the ball 🏀 is on his side only. I've had him for about 5 yrs now I do feel he is knowledgeable but I'm not feeling the connection. He started me on Sinemet last fall after several years of my bilateral leg pain that couldn't be figured out. It's definitely working but he is hesitant to say it's Parkinson's. My other symptoms through the years have fit that criteria. I've always known I would have dementia. It's familial on both sides. Last spring I noticed I was losing what day it was here and there then it built up to losing several chunks of days. Now it's loss of words for objects and names of people I've known for years. What if he doesn't agree with my symptoms? I only have state insurance and it will not cover the neuro psych test I wanted. Any advice would be appreciated
Hi @bethphelps2856, thanks for reaching out. We have worked with many verying reasons for brain change. Please reach out to our consult link and a team member will set up a time with you. teepasnow.com/services/consulting/phone-consultations/
Well done Teepa!!!
Making information public for people living with dementia and their families for FREE is very important. .
Petra, yes it is very important to get the information and the training out to friends and families as well as professionals. Please check out our website, we have a lot of free and nominal fee trainings available.
www.teepasnow.com
@@teepasnowvideos
Most of my community disagree. Most information is FEE BASED.
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Importantly giving information FREE. Accessible information on all types of dementia.
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Is there any resources in BC for people that have dementia?
Teepa, what do you do about a Neurologist who doesn't like to conversate with their patient much. It's like the ball 🏀 is on his side only. I've had him for about 5 yrs now
I do feel he is knowledgeable but I'm not feeling the connection. He started me on Sinemet last fall after several years of my bilateral leg pain that couldn't be figured out.
It's definitely working but he is hesitant to say it's Parkinson's. My other symptoms through the years have fit that criteria. I've always known I would have dementia.
It's familial on both sides. Last spring I noticed I was losing what day it was here and there then it built up to losing several chunks of days. Now it's loss of words for objects and names of people I've known for years. What if he doesn't agree with my symptoms? I only have state insurance and it will not cover the neuro psych test I wanted. Any advice would be appreciated
Thanks for sharing!
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Very informative. Thank you for sharing. 💜🙏🏿
I'm glad this is helpful, Rafi!
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Yes, ma'am.. absolutely.
Have you ever helped someone with dementia due to Multiple Sclerosis?
Hi @bethphelps2856, thanks for reaching out. We have worked with many verying reasons for brain change. Please reach out to our consult link and a team member will set up a time with you. teepasnow.com/services/consulting/phone-consultations/