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Alzheimer's , Dementia & Other Neurological Problems

Libra Noir
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I have dealt with it. I don’t know man. I have my theory that I can only apply to one person and I see it through kind of a metaphysical lens.

There was a lot of polio at one point. Lots of synthetic medications, antibiotics. There’s also just a lot more people, although I guess that wouldn’t necessarily affect the statistical aspect (or maybe would, I’m not statistically minded at all and don’t completely understand the practice). 

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My brother's wife was diagnosed with alzheimers in 2014 at the age of 50. It's very young to begin that path. She was put in a care facility last year. It's one of the harder things in life to frame to any degree. All you get is a definition and it solves nothing in the complexity of trying to understand the magnitude of taking leave before you have left.

I have mostly felt that there is some sort of metaphysical root, something mysterious at play that we are unable to see.

Transiting Neptune crossed her Sun when she received her diagnosis. She is a Pisces.

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Elsa
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1 in 5 elderly in Japan will have dementia, by 2025.

https://twitter.com/fasc1nate/status/1722306669185757310

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Oanney
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wow one in 5 in japan?? that is a lot l did came across it now with thee father of my friend he passed away in his 80s a year ago...all his life he took benzos and l heard they cause dementia! :/ my partner was addicted to benzos too hope all will go well

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