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Anonymous123
Just to be on the safe site.
I am with a young(!!!) vet. He doesn’t have any memory problems.
-From time to time he finds driving a car exhausting
-He might go to sleep while I do the driving
-Or he just closes his eyes
-He finds having to read a map exhausting
-He has lost the ability to read maps. He has to turn them upside down if he is tired. This was not the case before he had ptsd. He used to excel at reading maps. However he doesn’t have to do this a lot because we have a GPS thingy.
-He has an odd way of parking
It has been like this for years. Didn’t get any better or worse. He is not really bothered by it.
I have just been discussing Alzheimer’s with a number of people because I think an elderly relative might have it. Some brought up their elderly relatives lost their ability to read a map/felt exhausted by having to drive. So I brought this symptoms up at a health board and one guy told me there was a possibility he might have Alzheimer’s.
It’s not the same is it?
Thanks!
I am with a young(!!!) vet. He doesn’t have any memory problems.
-From time to time he finds driving a car exhausting
-He might go to sleep while I do the driving
-Or he just closes his eyes
-He finds having to read a map exhausting
-He has lost the ability to read maps. He has to turn them upside down if he is tired. This was not the case before he had ptsd. He used to excel at reading maps. However he doesn’t have to do this a lot because we have a GPS thingy.
-He has an odd way of parking
It has been like this for years. Didn’t get any better or worse. He is not really bothered by it.
I have just been discussing Alzheimer’s with a number of people because I think an elderly relative might have it. Some brought up their elderly relatives lost their ability to read a map/felt exhausted by having to drive. So I brought this symptoms up at a health board and one guy told me there was a possibility he might have Alzheimer’s.
It’s not the same is it?
Thanks!