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The Seven Stages of Alzheimer’s: Stage 4



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As we continue with the 7 stages of dementia, stage 4 is when we will be able to get an actual diagnosis. This is the stage when we will definitively be observing the patient struggle with things like language and problem solving. Our loved one may begin to get frustrated more easily and they may show signs of depression. Another problem at stage 4 might be problems with finances and more complicated tasks. During stage 4 a person with Alzheimer’s or another dementia will begin to require some assistance. This person might begin to remove themselves from social situations and start to self-isolate.

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