Depending on where you live you might want to work on a living will, and start talking to your GP regarding euthanasia options for when you don't want to live w

Depending on where you live you might want to work on a living will, and start talking to your GP regarding euthanasia options for when you don't want to live with advanced Alzheimer's. Also consider getting in-house care, Alzheimer is really hard on your family if they need to cake of you. My father had Alzheimer's he was in 60s and it was so sad to see such a great mind get lost. I was lucky that my mother was expert on this subject and help set the procedures in my home country The Netherlands. Also have a look if the area where you live organise the Alzheimer Cafés and bring your close family along to get informed about the decease and meet fellow sufferers and their family. It's great, my mother was one of the early organisers of it: http://www.alzheimerscafe.com/alzheimer-s-and-memory-cafes.html http://www.alzheimerscafe.com/alzheimer-s-and-memory-cafes.h...