u/ResponsibleParking13

I am a PhD epidemiologist who had to retire due to dementia
▲ 56 r/epidemiology+1 crossposts

I am a PhD epidemiologist who had to retire due to dementia

I’ve tried to post my YouTube channel here before, but keep getting deleted by the mod bot, so I’m just posting again hoping that maybe my fellow epidemiologists will be able to see this post, please don’t delete me again, and support me in this involuntary journey, which is now my N of one real world evidence study.

https://youtube.com/@incasethisendsbadly

Ami

u/ResponsibleParking13 — 8 days ago
▲ 193 r/neurology+2 crossposts

To help your loved one with dementia, please keep things quiet. I have dementia and this is why it needs to be quiet.

Hi, I’m Ami and I am a 57-year-old PhD epidemiologist who is documenting my own cognitive decline in real time on YouTube.

This is not what I would have chosen to be my life mission but this is what it turned out to be …. like it or not.

It’s really important when you have dementia for your environment to be calm and quiet. If you’re a loved one or a caregiver, this is why. I hope this video helps you.

https://youtu.be/t92NhsfDQ7I?si=FBqFhrr3fy5NYr3a

My channel is cold in case this ends badly. And can be found at www.youtube.com/@incasethisendsbadly

u/ResponsibleParking13 — 7 days ago
▲ 45 r/Alzheimers+1 crossposts

This happened today. My YouTube is not an never will be monetized.

I lack the cog ability right now to write a bigger intro. After the day I had. I am 57 and have dementia lite I call it.

Just please watch. We are still in there! And even more horrified than you are as the recipient of our anger. Trust me. It’s worse on the inside.

https://youtube.com/shorts/yvNhq4bfUdY?si=Glc6AhovWk0Hj8nf

My channel is YouTube.com/@incasethisendsbadly

u/ResponsibleParking13 — 15 days ago