least likely to call something dementia i don't like the diagnosis but as i tell you wait your mom i do find that she's depressed she's clearly infected so there's significant delirium here too dot what my testing reveals is than underneath all about there's a very significant to mention so even though we can clear the depression we clear the delirium we're gonna be left with the dementia and she's not gonna be functioning with that she's not going to go home and you all don't know me but let me tell you expiry rear for me to tell someone that indebtedness well i was convincing they believed me they sent her to a nursing home it's my typical practiced the when that happens i follow someone to the nursing home to aid in the adjustments after sure enough over the next two weeks the infections cleared up the delirium clear she responded well to the treatment of the depression and it was within thirty days that the dementia magically disappeared so apparently i also know how to cure dimensions so what i have been so convinced up was an underlying dementia wasn't there the picture was to cloud with depression and delirium so despite your best efforts sometimes it's difficult to make these calls so when you do make them try to track the patient longitudinally and see what happens she should have gotten a little bit better and continued to show a steady deterioration she didn't read the saint book i did case she did it differently 