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My mother is 85 years old and was diagnosed with dementia in Feb. 2000. Over the past 4 years, I really have not noticed any severe changes in her condition. However, I am still concerned. I have been told by many friends that it is a matter of time before she will no longer be able to live with me and I will have to put her into a home. Is it inevitable that she will get worse over time? Is there any chance she will just maintain, has this ever been heard of?
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