Light Stroke Or Alzheimers?, My Grandmother. Options

[ilikeyerrpants]

My Grandmother Was Diagnosed With Slight Alzheimer's A Couple Of Months Ago, But Since Sunday, She Won't Eat, She'll Only Drink A Few Sips & She's Sits Her Cup Back Down. At Some Points, Her Speech Is Slurred, And She Mixes Everything Up.(Examples: Trying To Put Her Tissue On Her Foot Like A Sock, Her Blanket Like A Pair Of Pants, And Trying To Pour Water Down A Heater.) I'm Not Sure If This Is Common In Alzheimers Or If She's Had A Light Stroke, Any Advice?

[none345678]

She's just an attention whore.

[Tomates]

She's just an attention whore.

Abbey that's really out of line.
When we found out that my grandma was diagnosed with slight Alzheimers i was pretty upset about it. More than i thought it would be.

But anyways to the question, it could be a stroke, but it could also be dementia. A lot of elders get it. My grandpa began to. He could speak perfect english beforehand and then when me showed signs of dementia he began to lose his english and went back to ukranian.