[ SECRET POST #3716 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3716 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

OP here - no, I'm pretty sure it's inevitable in my case. I say this as a nurse specializing in gerontology; I'm well aware of the risk factors, and the specific stresses of my job (which, by the way, I love) is a major one. There's also family history and some other things that aren't really under my control.

You are correct that dementia is not inevitable in the general population (confusion and delirium, however, will probably happen to pretty much everyone under several precipitating common conditions, but those are reversible), and that while somewhat common it is absolutely not a normal part of aging. I'm just pretty sure it's inevitable for ME. Haha.