Oh Teepa deserves an Oscar Award. She makes understanding things like fluent aphasia vs. other types with mimicry. It just shows how much she has invested herself in teaching the world a positive approach to care. 😊😊😊
Thank you Teepa. I finally understand my husbands Mixed dementia diagnosis (Vascular/ Alzheimers). This one video answered all my questions but one... and that question can't be answered.... It's the question of How Long does he have? ..
Hi, @pamelariley8983, I'm glad that we answered all of your questions, but the last one. I'm sorry to say that how long he has depends. It depends on the type of care that he receives, if he feels joy and connection, how his other health issues are, etc. I wonder if we all might just try plan for the worse, but enjoy the moments of joy that we have now. If you would like to connect to talk with someone, please reach out to our consulting team at consult@teepasnow.com or 1-877-877-1671.
I love the information and dedication to helping others! I wishTeepa had a headset to get rid of the feedback coming through her speakers. It makes it hard to understand the people that are responding to her when it comes through her mic. Other than that, as always, your videos are a goldmine of information!
Hi, @theinstreamstreams9465, thanks for the suggestion. We'll see what we can do on future videos about the sound. Glad that you are finding these to be a goldmine for you. If you would like more, consider subscribing to our channel to be notified when new ones appear (th-cam.com/channels/SXrEX7LkWOmfTaV6u1C7wQ.html) or check out the other titles on our website (www.teepasnow.com)
To the young man who is doing a recap video of Teepa’s lecture, regarding the use of hands; it appears you are trying to connect use of hands differently many, many times it is Arthritis , old injuries or just plain old wearing out the joints over years of work. Not everything is attributed to dementia.
Hi, @bakokat6982, Thanks for sharing your thoughts with us. We didn't mean to infer that all changes can be attributed to dementia. Yes, there can be many things that might cause a person's hands to not work as they did in the past.
Hi, @tamihiggs748, thanks for adding another type of dementia. I don't think there is truly enough time to list all of the forms of dementia (since we know of more than 120 as of today), but whatever you are dealing with, its good to know.
I can't seem to find info on epilepsy and dementia and any relationship? A study cam out of London recently about epilepsy , hearing loss and may lead to parkinson. Sounds like that may be enough for me to have but my aunt had lewy body dementia, my granny, her mom died with a glioblastoma. Seems we have great brains or troubled ones. But we do live until our late 80's or 90's My mom was 94, my aunt was 87 and,88 for the oldest sister with Parkinson's. I am still kicking and soon to be 73
Hi, @brendadickenson3547, I'm not sure that there is alot out there on this topic either. Here is a link to a few more videos where Teepa mentions something on the topic (www.youtube.com/@teepasnowvideos/search?query=epilepsy). You may also want to check out roon.care where a number of experts answer questions on a number of different topics. If you still have questions, please email us at info@teepasnow.com and someone on the team will do some more investigating for you.
I can see my mother in several of these different types of dementia so how do I know which of these dementia she has? I'm also concerned that maybe I'm the one who needs to be tested.
Hi, @amandalouisegoodner6230, it sounds like you have a lot of questions about diagnosis. I'm wondering if you might like to connect with one of our team members to discuss things and then recommend some resources for you. Please contact us at consult@teepasnow.com or call us at 1-877-877-1671.
Oh Teepa deserves an Oscar Award. She makes understanding things like fluent aphasia vs. other types with mimicry. It just shows how much she has invested herself in teaching the world a positive approach to care. 😊😊😊
Thank you Teepa. I finally understand my husbands Mixed dementia diagnosis (Vascular/ Alzheimers).
This one video answered all my questions but one... and that question can't be answered.... It's the question of How Long does he have? ..
Hi, @pamelariley8983, I'm glad that we answered all of your questions, but the last one. I'm sorry to say that how long he has depends. It depends on the type of care that he receives, if he feels joy and connection, how his other health issues are, etc. I wonder if we all might just try plan for the worse, but enjoy the moments of joy that we have now. If you would like to connect to talk with someone, please reach out to our consulting team at consult@teepasnow.com or 1-877-877-1671.
I love the information and dedication to helping others! I wishTeepa had a headset to get rid of the feedback coming through her speakers. It makes it hard to understand the people that are responding to her when it comes through her mic. Other than that, as always, your videos are a goldmine of information!
Hi, @theinstreamstreams9465, thanks for the suggestion. We'll see what we can do on future videos about the sound. Glad that you are finding these to be a goldmine for you. If you would like more, consider subscribing to our channel to be notified when new ones appear (th-cam.com/channels/SXrEX7LkWOmfTaV6u1C7wQ.html) or check out the other titles on our website (www.teepasnow.com)
Great information and presenting!
I found this very helpful. Thank you.
You're veryl welcome, @freezerburnednomore!
Very educational! Thank you for the info! Well done!
Glad it was helpful, @777Rowen!
Thank you Alejandro!
Hi, @mmf123! So glad that you appreciated the video and Alejandro. I let him know. Thanks for subscribing too!
Gotta❤ Teepa
You do well too
To the young man who is doing a recap video of Teepa’s lecture, regarding the use of hands; it appears you are trying to connect use of hands differently many, many times it is Arthritis
, old injuries or just plain old wearing out the joints over years of work. Not everything is attributed to dementia.
Hi, @bakokat6982, Thanks for sharing your thoughts with us. We didn't mean to infer that all changes can be attributed to dementia. Yes, there can be many things that might cause a person's hands to not work as they did in the past.
Appreciate you
Thanks, @reathahorrell2929!
Alcoholic related dementia is not listed. My father in law had this type, from alcoholism
Hi, @tamihiggs748, thanks for adding another type of dementia. I don't think there is truly enough time to list all of the forms of dementia (since we know of more than 120 as of today), but whatever you are dealing with, its good to know.
I can't seem to find info on epilepsy and dementia and any relationship? A study cam out of London recently about epilepsy , hearing loss and may lead to parkinson. Sounds like that may be enough for me to have but my aunt had lewy body dementia, my granny, her mom died with a glioblastoma. Seems we have great brains or troubled ones. But we do live until our late 80's or 90's My mom was 94, my aunt was 87 and,88 for the oldest sister with Parkinson's. I am still kicking and soon to be 73
Hi, @brendadickenson3547, I'm not sure that there is alot out there on this topic either. Here is a link to a few more videos where Teepa mentions something on the topic (www.youtube.com/@teepasnowvideos/search?query=epilepsy). You may also want to check out roon.care where a number of experts answer questions on a number of different topics. If you still have questions, please email us at info@teepasnow.com and someone on the team will do some more investigating for you.
I can see my mother in several of these different types of dementia so how do I know which of these dementia she has?
I'm also concerned that maybe I'm the one who needs to be tested.
Hi, @amandalouisegoodner6230, it sounds like you have a lot of questions about diagnosis. I'm wondering if you might like to connect with one of our team members to discuss things and then recommend some resources for you. Please contact us at consult@teepasnow.com or call us at 1-877-877-1671.