End Early Stage Alzheimer patients live in the past because they cannot remember the present. Forget little details, frequently misplace things, but remember from the past quite well. May forget where items like a toothbrush, shoes, or clothes are located, but most are still able to dress themselves and attend to personal needs. May realize they have memory trouble and attempt to cover up.
Patients can speak without any difficulty and have good communication skills.
Have full use of arms and legs, but should avoid complicated, dangerous activities such as drive or using power tools. May struggle with new faces during gatherings at church or social events. They may refuse to attend these activities for fear of embarrassment. Middle Stage Seeing and recognizing occur in different areas of the brain. This disease kills brain cells that recognize but spares brain cells for vision.