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My mom is 90. since dad died 4 mos ago she seems to have st memory loss. she cannot focus repeated questions. no one can help , what can we do?
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Your mom has : Had a terrible change with the loss of your dad. Be patient and loving, repeat your self. If needed, and treat her with love and dignity. If you are very concerned, consult with a neurologist. There are medications that may be able to help her improve her memory. Good luck.
Answered 1/14/2013
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Sorry to hear: This could be a sign of depression. Sorry to hear about this.
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