We have been collecting information about Alzheimers. Specifically dealing with hiding and losing things and how our product can help caregivers with a frustrating symptom of this terrible disease. Here is a helpful quote from a British website. (See end for credits)
Hiding and losing things
People with dementia sometimes hide things and then forget where they are - or that they have hidden them at all. The wish to hide things may be due to feelings of insecurity and a desire to hold on to the little that they still have.
Suspicion
Some people with dementia can become suspicious. If they mislay an object, they may accuse someone of stealing from them, or they may imagine that a friendly neighbour is plotting against them. These ideas may be due to failing memory, an inability to recognise people, and the need to make sense of what is happening around them.
This does help explain what many of our customers describe and why they have found our FOFA® XD - Find One Find All ® RF Key Finders to be useful in keep the frustration and costs associated with this aspect of the disease to a minimum.
For more information - See our website:
www.FindOneFindAll.com
Credit for quote: www.alzheimers.org.uk
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