Guest guest Posted September 9, 2005 Report Share Posted September 9, 2005 TRISTA, Are you drinking coffee at midnoght??? Ann Re: Question for Wish I had a piece to go with my coffee right now. mmmm. Thanks for submitting this . jerry plows wrote: Lynn, Hi how are you tonight? The cinnamon goes into the nut mixture and the butter into the cake batter. Half of the nut mix is sprinkled on top of the cake batter before the last of the batter is poured in, then followed by the remaining nut mixture. Hope this helps Lynn wrote: I was thinking about making your Sour Cream Coffee Cake. I need some help. Where does the cinnamon & butter go? the nut mixture or the cake mixture.? Rather go back in and reread your instructions and I can read it there. happiness and butterflies Lynn Happiness and Butterflies Lynn your Mom, Sister, Aunt, Gramma or Friend Live each day as if it is a memory in the making. Click here to donate to the Hurricane Katrina relief effort. Take care always, Trista "Character cannot be developed in ease and quiet. Only through experience of trial and suffering can the soul be strengthened, ambition inspired, and success achieved." - Helen Keller Click here to donate to the Hurricane Katrina relief effort. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 27, 2008 Report Share Posted August 27, 2008 At times, yes, enough to know they weren't always asleep and often very aware of what was going on around them. The conversation as such often only involved answering questions with simple 1 or 2 words. I've shared this story before of taking my mother to the chaplain's service in her nh. She sat in her wheelchair, head drooped forward, eyes closed, mouth open, looking to all intents as if she was sound asleep. The chaplain asked the group if any of them remembered walking through trilliums in the spring. My mom's hand slowly went up. I know she loved trilliums and had often mentioned going to a particular wooded area as a young person to walk among them. The chaplain looked at me, eyebrows raised, and I to her. Mom was in there right to the end whether she could respond on a given day or not. > > > > From: Raquel Asay <la.melense@ yahoo. com> > > Subject: Question for > > To: LBDcaregivers@ yahoogroups. com > > Date: Monday, August 25, 2008, 11:35 AM > > > > Hi, , and all of my�friends! I know that sometime ago I read about using > Exelon together with Razadine and Namenda or Aricept. I asked then if that was done in > some cases, and I THINK you and somebody else answered affirmatively and sent�me a > link where I could find information. I don't know what I did with it. Can you send it again, > please? The new neurologist that saw Sherman last month for the first time told me very > frankly that she is a GENERAL neurologist and not very familiar with LBD. Today I talked to > her again and she said she's " waiting for information " about using those drugs together, > that she hasn't heard about it nor read anything that justifies it. Maybe I can help her > educate herself a little more... > > Another question: Has any in our group had the experience of a negative reaction to > Provigil? I started it according to doctor's orders by 100 mg, but I noticed he was having > some hallucinations or strange dreams and I stopped it. Then I read here that somebody > was taking 50 mg and was doing OK, so I started again, and it seemed to work. After a > week I increased the dose to 100 mg and again his behavior has become very strange - > he's talking a lot of non-sense (which he wasn't doing before), imagining things that > people -real people- have said to him (that they haven't), and even told me the physical > therapist was flirting with him! Could that be the Provigil?� I asked the doctor today > on�our phone conversation, and she said " Maybe. Why don't you stop it to see what > happens? I could also be that the dementia is progressing, blah, blah, blah " .��He > doesn't show ANY symptoms of a physical problem, infection, etc. No fever, no > listleness,�no > > increase/decrease in�urination nor change of color, and he is eating well. > > Any ideas? > > Still praying for all of you! My love to all, > > Raquel > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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