What is a person with Alzheimer's behavior a few days prior to death?

Answer by  Siegfried (63)

In the most advanced stages of Alzheimer's disease, an affected individual will lose all sense of identity. The patient will not remember anyone, including themself - as such, the individual will often become extremely frightened and agitated, much the way a newborn baby reacts immediately after birth.

Answer by  JeffD (238)

This varies a great deal from patient to patient, but many of those with Alzheimer's lose all connection with the outside world in the days prior to death.

Answer by  csqrd (37)

Typically, a person with advanced Alzheimer's is non-verbal and non-ambulatory. Death comes from stroke, heart attack, or pneumonia, things of that sort. Death is usually painless.

Answer by  docilecracked (61)

A person with Alzheimer will most likely be unable to remember his actions. Days prior to death, he will be wondering around, his limbs will be shaking more than usual.