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May 13, 2024
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Chemish
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I could be wrong but I've had is actually painful for the patient.
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Buffalo
May 13, 8:03am
Alzheimer's or ALS would tie for me
gilbertatty
May 13, 8:14am
ALS, Lou Gehrig's Disease. If there was ever a poster child case in favor
Acorn
May 13, 8:15am
I could be wrong but I've had is actually painful for the patient.
Chemish
May 13, 8:29am
ALS and it's not close IMHO
macdizzle
May 13, 8:18am
Totally depends upon the severity. MS can be pretty benign for some patients but
Uno Doctoro
May 13, 8:46am
Alzheimer's patients don't really seem to be aware of what's going on
WorfoSAUR
May 13, 8:51am
Depends. I feel like diseases that compromise your mental faculties are hardest on caregivers'/family, whereas diseases
unctoothman
May 13, 8:53am
my FIL died of Parkinson's last month, I don't have experience with the other illnesses listed, but PD is terrible
byujag
May 13, 9:01am
I'm only 47 so hopefully a long ways from death, but I already appreciate
gangbusters
May 13, 9:06am
Once the mind goes (full blown dementia) I would rather die. The motor function
cougfanz
May 13, 9:22am
If this is Cougarboard's vibe today, I'm actually gonna to have to work.
KCFan85
May 13, 9:25am
Huntington's Disease. It's like having all three.
jsaskew
May 13, 9:55am
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