IM LIVING SOMEONE ELSES LIFE AGAIN.
Everything is happening the same at exactly the same time and it scares me.
The ending is not good.
The more I find out about her life the more scary it gets.
What do I do to break the cycle.
Any suggestions?
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I don’t think time is a real thing. But please tell us a little more about what you mean, because it is not really clear what you are trying to say.
Everything that is happening in my life,my looks at a certain age, my triumphs and joys my sorrows has allready been lived by someone close to me in my family.
She is now in ahome for Alzheimers sufferers and I am just wondering if that is also on my path?
I don’t think you should assume that because your have similar life paths you also have similar pathology. I think that is self-defeating, actually–sometimes you can anticipate something so much you make it happen, or make yourself think it has happened.
Are you genetically related to this woman? If you are, I would suggest you see a genetic counselor and ask what they can tell you about the possibilities of a linkage. If the possibilities are slight, you will give yourself one less thing to worry about. And if there is a strong linkage, you can ask for advice about whether there are any actions you can take to decrease the likelihood of Alzheimer’s.
You don’t say how old you are, but unless you are very close to her in age you should be heartened by the knowledge that there are massive amounts of Alzheimer’s research going on in the world. Who knows? By the time you reach your middle years, there might be excellent prevention and treatment programs available.
My good wishes are with you.
She is my mother’s sister and also my godmother. I am 43 and am allready at the stage of having to write lists down for everything I need to remember and sometimes not even understanding my own lists or writings. I was writing a novel but I got lost somewhere and cant even remember things that is common knowledge in our family.
Thanks for the wishes.
Then go to a genetics counselor, by all means. LOTS of us have to write things down and start getting confused about things in our 40s (or 30s or 20s!), and you may just NOTICE it more because you are watching for signals. But I don’t want to give you false reassurance. See what a professional says. As scary as that may be, the reassurance will help you if the news is GOOD, and if the news is BAD–well, it can give you incentive to seek advice on staving off the symptoms.
annlovestars wrote:
You can train your brain for this, try to excersize it, by doing memory games.
Crossword puzzles and Scrabble are said to be high on the list of brain-exercisers!
Thanks a lot Theresape, I might just do that. Annlovestars, Dutch is not really a problem for me , I understand it and can speak a little as I am Afrikaans. I will browse on the net.!!
One great mental game is called “Set.” I have no idea whether it’s available in South Africa, but I am sure you can find it on line.
Have never heard of Kurkuma but willlook it up. The rest I am allready taking in hugh doses aswell as gingkoboloba, spirulina and 60+ vitamin complex.
Here’s the Web site about the last game I mentioned:
www.setgame.com/
I can’t remember what your question was. What was it? :)
Just peering out from under my rock, erm, giant magnet.
Alzheimers is frightening, but not inevitable just because you have a relative with it. Besides, with advances in genetics and the ongoing research on reverse engineering the human brain, it’s likely to be cured by the time you were of the usual age of onset.
Thanks Sans. Tried your e-mail but my server bounces it. Greetings to all the assorted animals and things. Sleep well.
amy wrote:
Thanks Sans. Tried your e-mail but my server bounces it. Greetings to all the assorted animals and things. Sleep well.
Give me yours and I’ll email you. That one is not the main one anyway.
I can relate Amy.I know it’s scary , but is there something in particular that really bothers you when you think of it.?Maybe going into a home,losing the memory of your loved ones?If it hasn’t been answered, Majhong and card games are good and crosswords too. you probably know this but what can subside our fears is knowledge and understanding.Keep me posted sis
It is more the uncanniness of it all . She looks more than me than my mother Got married at the same age. Had two kids (same as me) Got divorced after 16 years ( i was married 17 years) Kids left her, mine is halfway there. Then she met a new partner and lost him same as me. Weird. I tell you !!But maybe it is just coincidence.
amy
Your on your own path. I personally believe and have seem miracles happen with excellent nutrition! Try eating more superfoods (ie blueberries, brocolli…), organic (as much as you can afford it), whole foods (not cooked), avoid preservatives, additives, artificial anything (the body cannot process or eliminate it all the time).
A friend of mine ran a nursing home for years. Patients would come in w/dementia or alzheimer’s and within usually about two weeks they would be sharing thoughts and having opinions. Some of them recovered all together and went home! Unfortunately some of the ones who went home ended up going down hill again once they where home.
Thanks. Am trying my best must say I have abused my body over a period of about twenty years. It cannot cure itself overnight I believe
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