Re: Post # 20
I thought about it... Yes, I have been around many ALZ patients and am in fact a caregiver myself. I know all too well the financial burden this disease state represents...in fact, not treating the patients represents a far greater financial burden in the nursing home. I would prefer to pharmacologically treat and delay the expense of nursing care for as long as possible. I agree, caregiver burden is greater than that of the patient, but the benefits of a patch are huge to the caregiver. If you were one you'd know. I am not interested in the reading you recommend for that is not helpful perspective.
Cafe Pharma doesn't make you stupid, it just makes your stupidity more accessible to others. Think about it.
I thought about it... Yes, I have been around many ALZ patients and am in fact a caregiver myself. I know all too well the financial burden this disease state represents...in fact, not treating the patients represents a far greater financial burden in the nursing home. I would prefer to pharmacologically treat and delay the expense of nursing care for as long as possible. I agree, caregiver burden is greater than that of the patient, but the benefits of a patch are huge to the caregiver. If you were one you'd know. I am not interested in the reading you recommend for that is not helpful perspective.
Cafe Pharma doesn't make you stupid, it just makes your stupidity more accessible to others. Think about it.