Mixed States of Dementia

This is a lengthy video about a complex topic. When you start looking at how a diagnosis of a second type of dementia can get missed, it gets interesting. When you add to that the way that some of the symptoms overlap with the various dementias, you start to see how things can get a bit hard to differentiate. I put a lot of time into this one, so I hope you will give the whole thing a listen, even if it is in sections over the weekend. Listen out for my ghost, too. I have two civil war soldiers that haunt my place. I heard one of them say something on one of the slides. I am here alone, so there is no male voice. If you can make out what he says, then let me know. Sometimes they ask a question. Sometimes they add humor. You just never know what those guys are going to add to the content. LOL

How do I know about the civil war soldiers? I have seen them on my surveillance video of my house. They are in full uniform. My house was built about 15 years ago and I bought it new. Little did I know this used to be a post for the Columbus Guard militia. They patrol around the house every 30 minutes. It is kind of sad that they are "trapped" here in that time period, but I do have a captive audience when I work on a presentation. LOL Occasionally, they do contribute. So, let me know if you can make out what he says. I can't always understand what they say, but I have learned not to re-record. They just try to talk over me, even more, when I do that. (That is what they did in the Parkinson's presentation, and why I always sounded muffled at times.) My dogs were picked up on audio chewing their rawhides to keep them quiet while I worked on this, but they don't speak English and there is a male voice present on one of the slides. Don't worry. I didn't believe in ghosts either until I saw them for myself on my surveillance cameras every 30 minutes circling the house. That is one way to keep my content interesting. You never know when they will sound off on a topic. LOL