Guest guest Posted July 19, 2006 Report Posted July 19, 2006 april i just read the letter that imogene sent you about frontal lobe dementia, and her suggesting you talk to me, i can tel you horror stories about dad and his lack of inhibitiosn. from grabbing the hospice staff and ohter women's boobs and saying that he wanted to put 'it' between them and cum, to much vulgar desciptions to what he wanted to do to the ladies. he alos became sexually aggrssive in comments to me, and since he had no inhibitions he thought he was a stud and smiled, i know that hte lbd controlled my dad, but the comments and actions hurt very badly. i belive in one of my previous emails i gave some more examples, they cannot control their comments/activiites, etc. good luck sharon m -- Daugher of Leonard, diag May 2004, had lbd since 1993, had hip surgery from fall 7/05, aspiration pneumonia 7/05 with pulmonary embolyis, had aspiration pneumonia and uti 8/05, died of blood pressure drop on 9/25/05, may he rest in peace with his mom and dad, a smile a day keeps the meanies away ---- Iward27663@... wrote: With Frontal Lobe a nursing home is a must. Do not have that sick man around a 13 year old girl. He will destroy the family if allowed to be out and around. Talk to Sharom M. She has been deeply hurt by the things her dad did. Don't put your family through that, April. LBD is not like Frontal Lobe. LBD is horrible, and sometimes very dangerous, but if you can believe it Frontal lobe is worse. Talk to the Doctor. Imogene In a message dated 7/19/2006 4:10:05 PM Central Daylight Time, yigabiss@... writes: Hi April, Not sure you need to do anything! LBD is frontal lobe stuff, too. Not sure whether it matters a whit or not if the dx is FTD or LBD. Maybe someone here knows??? Seems to me they are both lousy. Seems to me there is not much to be done for either one. Seems to me that you have done an excellent job of tuning up the doctor. Now, let him do the worrying! Speaking of worrying..What's the latest on your dad? aswest1021 wrote: Imogene (and others), After reading up on FTD, I wonder if that might be what my FIL has. Many of the symptoms sound like what he's been experiencing. As I said, the Emory neurologist told us that his problems are frontal lobe related. I don't know if you recall my telling you about my FIL making numerous inappropriate comments to me over the last 5 or 6 years. He, also, attempted to take a close up picture of my 13 year old daughter's rear end last summer while she was in a bikini. Well, this puts me in a bit of a quandry. I certainly don't want to stir up any family controversy, but is this information something that the neurologist needs to know in order for him to make a differential diagnosis? I've actually faxed him myself before and have asked him not to share it with my in-laws. He didn't because I was with them during my FIL's last appointment. My intent is not to " tell " on my FIL, but to provide the neurologist with as much information as possible to determine what is happening to him. What would you do if you were in my shoes? Thanks, April - Kingston, Ontario, Canada LO Mum 88(dx Jan. 05) and Dad 93 live with me. 25mg of Seroquel 8:00pm & 6:30 am only LBD related drug, so far ..5 Oxybutinin pm & am Quote
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