My grandmother had it. She died in 1978 age 87.
My father had it. Diagnosed in 2001, died in 2008.
My father's brother and 2 sisters had it. All dead now.
1 sister ended up in the same nursing home as my father, just accidentally.
There are 5 of us. The oldest is 65, she doesn't seem to be showing signs of it, though by this age my father was.

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💯 fact. Been saying it for years

Before Canadian healthcare killed my Dad, they convinced my family he had Alzheimers and started medicating him. Two weeks before he died I entered his hospital room to drs and my Sister stating Hey Dad you don’t have Alzheimers 🙄🤦‍♀️ and he looked at them and said I. KNOW. 🤣 Love and miss my Dad.
I later learned he never took the *pills* they prescribed..he tossed them. I knew my Dad didn’t have Alzheimers. They still proceeded to take him out.
It’s an evil system and because people think it’s FREEEEE in Canada, it will be hard to break the brainwashing
Pill pushing is alive and well in Canadian healthcare

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Excellent Post Laurie!