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Conversation Starters and Resources
If you notice changes in yourself or a loved one, it's important to talk about it and see a doctor. The resources below can help guide your conversation.
I am noticing changes in a loved one
I am noticing changes in myself
"I don't feel comfortable paying bills lately and this used to be easy for me. It might be something serious."
You can always reach out to our 24/7 helpline at 800.272.3900 for support.
"I'm forgetting how to do things at work. It might be serious, and I want to talk to a doctor about my concerns."
Memory loss that disrupts daily life is not a normal part of aging.
Learn More"I've been getting lost lately and it is pretty unsettling. I think it would be best to talk to a doctor."
Learn the questions you should ask your doctor during your appointment.
Learn More"I've noticed you are having trouble concentrating and doing everyday things. Can we talk to a doctor about it?"
You can always reach out to our 24/7 helpline at 800.272.3900 for support.
"I've been noticing that common things and places have become unfamiliar to you. This may be serious so we should see a doctor."
Memory loss is not always a normal sign of aging.
Learn More"I noticed you are forgetting common information like where we live. We should see a doctor to be safe."
Help your loved one know what questions they should ask the doctor.
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