Can you pass the Alzheimer's Test?
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6 - after two re-counts.,  Very clever!\n\nI vote more, also!\n\nFun!
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I know that you are dealin with alot right now. I took care of patients with Alzheimer's and it not an easy task. If you would like to talk my e-mail is kantpurple@yahoo.com
220630
We really cannot say. Every individual alzheimers or not is just that "an individual" and God knows what is in THEIR heart. IF any illness including alzheimers is present have no fear God knows what he is doing and he ministers to them on a level that they understand.  If anyone dies, sick or not, they always have a last chance that God gives as an act of his mercy and grace to accept God at that very ultimate last second.
730318
She may have the early stages of dementia (there are many kinds!).  The only way to know for sure it for her to be tested by a professional...;
1150796
The secert to passing a test is starting a few days before the test peferably. Take what yoiu are being tested on and break it up into sections and memorize the best you can the process or items being tested on. Also, you should go to bed early and eat some kind of breakfast. If you do these things you will defenitly pass the your test!
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I had read about this study. Maybe with enough baby-boomers coming of age, they will push the government into making marijuana legal. My mother is a baby-boomer, and she is terrified of Alzheimer's. She can't smoke it, but she's hopeful something good will come from this study.
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For MOST people the answer is YES. However, you can take the GED test and pass it, and that will count. If you have a reasonable educational background: you can read English at the 8th or higher grade level, write a basic paragraph, know punctuation and capitalization, spell most high-frequency words well, perform basic math calculations, fractions, decimals, basic algebra, calculate area and perimeter, measure using US standard measures, identify and define basic science concepts, and know basic high points in US history, you'll pass.\n\nHowever, if you are under the age of 18, and are currently in an advanced placement or enrichment program in the public schools, you can start taking college courses long before you get any high school diploma. I ended up with a GED for employment purposes, as I never graduated from high school...I started college at age 14.
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John Hopkins did a study that showed statistically that taking an extra 250 mg vitamin C and 400 Units of E every day would reduce the incidence of Alzheimer's, if I remember correctly. :-0
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Some people with Alzheimer's disease can remember things that happened _many_ years ago with great clarity, without being able to remember what they were doing an hour ago.\n\nSo in other words, being able to remember something that happened when you were younger does not necessarily mean anything.\n\nExcept the fact that you remember your grandpa.  I have a grandpa who died when I was real young, and I wish I could remember him. :(
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Sorry to hear you keep failing. But instead of looking for answers, keep trying and don't give up. Afterward,  you will feel so much better because you persevered and conquered it!  My son-in-law took the CA test 4 times and finally passed. So don't cheat and don't give up. You can do it!!!!
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get an old test and study that
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The ged test can be hard if you are not mentally prepared for it.\nI have taken it and It can and will make you nervous. Just remember the answers are multiple choice. Use the process of elimination on some answers. Never go back and erase an answer, just leave it. Have you studied from a GED book? If not I strongly suggest you do. Math is the killer part of the test. LearnATest.com will help with your math.\nTry these websites. You will need to download examforce.com/ged just as it say.\nGood Luck on your test.\nJust remember you can always take it again and pass.\nIf you need help email me at: zulavwilson@yhaoo.com, I can give you some more info to use.
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my grandfather had alzheimers,he couldn't remember his family one day and the next day he would know who everyone was and  he always seemed to mad alot on the days he couldn't remember anything sometimes he didn't even know his own name when the alzehiemers got rally bad he would talk about my grandmother who had been deceased for over 20 years,my grand father passed away in 2004 but not from alzheimers,so i am not sure how long someone can live with alzheimers.i hope some of this answer helps you.
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1.  It is known that estrogen(and progesterone) hormone replacement does NOT prevent Alzheimer's and may even increase the risk for dementia.  This is very new.\nhttp://www.alz.org/Resources/FactSheets/FS_hrt.pdf\n\n2.  People are apparently starting to look at whether testosterone (and luteinizing hormone, LH) may prevent Alzheimer's in men, but it looks like this is under investigation and there is no clinical evidence of this yet (warning: poorly written article linked)\nhttp://english.aljazeera.net/NR/exeres/CD89F93A-EACF-4811-9C6D-5419FAACC9CB.htm\n\nThese hormones are generally given as a pill.  They are absorbed into the bloodstream and then carried to the whole body, including the brain.  There are no direct brain injections techniques yet.
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thats up to if you studied hard and worked hard then you might pass,if not you might fail.\n\nOnly time will tell.
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My wife took it. There are books that give you help with the Place tests at places like Barnes and Noble. If you have a college education, you shouldn't have any problem with the PLACE test.
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Yes, have a good test