Dementia

[baggiebloke]

For me they can't shake enough spider monkeys to death to cure this bastard disease.

Perhaps you could volunteer for dementia research?

Just a thought.

[Colmanspig_]

For me they can't shake enough spider monkeys to death to cure this bastard disease.

Perhaps you could volunteer for dementia research?

Just a thought.

I have been involved in drug trial feedback while I was working and caring for people with dementia. Buts that’s not what you meant is it?

[baggiebloke]

For me they can't shake enough spider monkeys to death to cure this bastard disease.

Perhaps you could volunteer for dementia research?

Just a thought.

I have been involved in drug trial feedback while I was working and caring for people with dementia. Buts that’s not what you meant is it?

I'm not completely au fait with what's required but noticed a sign at Russells Hall yesterday asking for volunteers for dementia research.

Regarding the use of primates in medical research, that's another thing altogether. Of course.

[coxy134]

Lost my father in law to it just 1 year ago (also had parkinsons) terrible way to go.

He was a smashing bloke (though a dingle) but always looked out for the baggies and attended a few baggies games as a youngster.

We had a funny moment a while ago while he was having one of his bad days the poor bloke didn't know where he was or who he was.

I turned to him and said, "you still support the baggies then"?

He turned to me smiled and said "I bloody dont".

[baggiebloke]

Lost my father in law to it just 1 year ago (also had parkinsons) terrible way to go.

He was a smashing bloke (though a dingle) but always looked out for the baggies and attended a few baggies games as a youngster.

We had a funny moment a while ago while he was having one of his bad days the poor bloke didn't know where he was or who he was.

I turned to him and said, "you still support the baggies then"?

He turned to me smiled and said "I bloody dont".

?

Nice try!

[Tom Joad]

Lost my father in law to it just 1 year ago (also had parkinsons) terrible way to go.

He was a smashing bloke (though a dingle) but always looked out for the baggies and attended a few baggies games as a youngster.

We had a funny moment a while ago while he was having one of his bad days the poor bloke didn't know where he was or who he was.

I turned to him and said, "you still support the baggies then"?

He turned to me smiled and said "I bloody dont".

Arf!

[baggiebloke]

The question mark was supposed to be a smiley face.