10/09/2025
⚠️ "Something just isn't right..."
When a loved one in their 40s or 50s starts acting differently, it's easy to blame stress, work pressure, or midlife changes. But sometimes these changes signal something more serious.
Early-onset dementia often shows up as: • Trouble with tasks that used to be easy • Personality or behavior changes • Problems with words or language • Poor judgment or decision-making • Work difficulties that persist despite help
The key difference? These symptoms don't improve with rest or stress management—they gradually get worse.
If you're worried about changes in someone you love, trust your instincts. Early detection means more options, better planning, and access to helpful treatments.
You don't have to figure this out alone. We're here to help guide you through the process. 💙 Read our latest article for more information about early detection of early-onset dementia:
https://reflectionscny.com/recognizing-the-warning-signs-early-detection-of-early-onset-dementia/