Vision changes can indicate dementia. People may have difficulty reading, judging distance, or determining color or contrast.
What it looks like: Difficulty driving, bumping into things, or misjudging steps.
6. New Problems with Words in Speaking or Writing
People may struggle to follow a conversation, repeat themselves, or call things by the wrong name.
What it looks like: Calling a "watch" a "hand clock." Stopping mid-sentence and being unable to continue.
7. Misplacing Things and Losing the Ability to Retrace Steps
Putting things in unusual places (keys in the freezer, wallet in the microwave) and being unable to retrace steps to find them. Sometimes accusing others of stealing.
What it looks like: Finding the remote control in the refrigerator and having no idea how it got there.
8. Decreased or Poor Judgment
Changes in decision-making or judgment. People may pay less attention to grooming, hygiene, or safety.
What it looks like: Wearing a heavy coat on a hot day. Giving large sums of money to telemarketers. Forgetting to eat or bathe.
9. Withdrawal from Work or Social Activities
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