Totally depends upon the severity. MS can be pretty benign for some patients but

May 13, 2024
8:46:39am

Uno Doctoro Blue

Totally disabling for others. AD...happy or angry dementia? I'd probably go with AD. Parkinson's can be rough due to gait issues and hallucinations, plus the dementia component comes in as well. Really long disease compared to the others.

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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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