Who the Hell Are You?: Alzheimer's the Wrong Diagnosis

"Before they forget you:" according to Karen Smith. This story Who the Hell Are You by Virginia Wright : This story will make you stop and really think about what is going on in your daily life. What happened in this women's life I hope never happens to another. Never ever take the first words that come out of your doctors mouth, sure he thinks what he is telling you is right but is it really. This doctor has he really and truly looked into what is going on with his patient just because some one is a certain age doesn't mean that this is what really is hap. Deanie Humphrys-Dunne said An educational, revealing book!. This story is a poignant, true recounting of the illness of the author's beloved Mom Virginia, the author, was naturally devastated when her mom forgot important dates, like birthdays. In time, Virginia's Mom continued to deteriorate. Doctors were quick to determine the problem was Alzheimer's. But, in truth, the diagnosis should have been something else. Had the doctors been more thorough, they'd have found she had a treatable condition. Sadly, when the proper diagnosis was made, it was too late for Virg. Important and Poignant read I was given an advanced copy for an honest review. This was an amazing, and brave book by author, Virginia Wright. Her pain and emotion come through the pages and right into the heart of the reader. It is also a very important book as doctors often issue a diagnosis of Alzheimer's, when in fact it may be something quite different and curable. I recommend this book to everyone, especially those with elderly loved ones. Virginia's writing style is like she's sitting down with you as a friend, telling you he

An educational, revealing book!Deanie Humphrys-Dunne on June 25, 2017, 5stars out of 5

What were her symptoms?Why was a "telltale" sign overlooked? Could YOUR loved one be suffering from Hydrocephalus?  I hope that by sharing our experience, other families will be spared the heartbreak of losing a loved one to this frequently misunderstood disease. Unlike Alzheimer's when diagnosed early, Hydrocephalus is treatable with a good chance of recovery.. I did not care about the gift, the cake, balloons, or money in a card. Who the Hell Are You? Alzheimer's the Wrong Diagnosis, is the true story of my mother's battle with Hydrocephalus. I just wanted to hear "Happy Birthday, my darling," from my mother. Initially diagnosed with Alzheimer's Disease, it was only when her condition worsened and we sought a second opinion, that the true extent of her illness was revealed