Thirty years ago, I was passionate about my career in critical care medicine. From car accidents to cardiac arrests, I learned the fascinating science of heart-lung medicine and assisted with emergency procedures that saved lives. But after twenty years in the ER and ICU, I knew it was time to get out in the community to not only save lives but improve the quality of life. So, I dusted off my duffle bag and went to graduate school to become a nurse practitioner and open my own practice.
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But shortly after opening my own practice, I found myself immersed in a different ‘critical care’ – Alzheimer’s disease and dementia – a crippling disease that impacts not only the patient but their entire family.
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Anxiousness
Trouble sleeping
Migraine headaches
Sadness
Depression
Over-stimulation
Panic attacks
Hyperactivity
Lack of motivation/focus
Mental fatigue
Trouble switching tasks
Low energy/sluggishness