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I don't no anything about mixed dementia

2017-07-28 12:07:46
My husband has mixed dementia his words when he speaks are very slow and he has to think carefully when speaking would you say this is mild or mid dementia as when he was dignosed doctors tell you nothing just he has alzimers and he can't drive that is all my doctor ever said and sent us packing I don't no what to expect to happen .
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With Alzimers as diagnosis, there is a lot than just not able to drive. Suggest you to meet a neurologist or neuropsychologist in your area to recieve complete guidance

Answered2017-08-01 10:13:29

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