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All right, welcome, welcome, welcome to the fierce female network. I'm your host fierce
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messing that today is Saturday Saturday Saturday Saturday Saturday Saturday baby. Listen, it is
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January 24th, 2026. It is 3 p.m. on the center standing time zone and 4 p.m. on the east of
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standing time zone. Y'all know what I'm going to say up in here. The eastern standing time zone is
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the time zone. There rocks my socks off hunting. You know, I got to push it up to the ATL to my
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home team. Must give a shout out to my team fierce nation and to national the hardest working team on
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the planet. So listen, listen, listen, I got some great stuff for you on today. You guys know on
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the fierce female network. I love to bring information news and education. So on today, I'm going to be
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talking about dementia and all timers. I'm going to get into it and just a moment and I have some
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music for you as well. I have some really interesting information. Some very educational and informative
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information when it comes to breakthroughs when it comes to the arena of dementia and all timers.
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So I'm going to be talking and touch on that for just a little bit. So if anybody knows anything
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about the fierce female network, you guys know I've been talking about dementia, all timers,
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and caregiving for many years for a very, very long time. So listen, I just didn't start talking
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about caregiving and dementia in all timers. I've been talking about it for a long time.
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So listen guys, and the reason for that before I get into the music and life lesson, the reason
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for that I'm very passionate about dementia and all timers because of my family, it runs very
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heavy. The gene runs very heavy in our family. There's been five siblings, five siblings that
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had struggle and had challenges and diagnosed, diagnosed with dementia and all timers. Okay, so listen,
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of course, I'm not going to say the names and who they were, but we had five my uncles and so listen,
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my aunties and my uncles, five, five, five, five, there was five siblings that was diagnosed with
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all timers and dementia. And so my story, my story, when the first person was diagnosed,
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you know, it's very heart-wrenching. Then the second family member, then the third,
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and I became very, very, very passionate about it because, you know, it's a horrible disease,
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it's a horrible disease. And when I moved to Atlanta, when I moved to Atlanta, I was going to,
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I got involved a little bit with the all timers now. I got, all right now. So listen, I got
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involved with all timers foundation and started going to workshops that was held in downtown Atlanta,
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taking a few, not classes, but it was a support group. It was a support group. And I went a
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couple of times to the support group and there was a lot of other people that came and they pretty
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much had similar stories just like mine. And they were talking about how a lot of people,
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multiple individuals was diagnosed with dementia and all timers. And so of course, I shared my
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story and I was talking about my aunts and my two uncles that had dementia and all timers. And
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you know, we were all supporting one another. And so, you know, alongside with that, I also,
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when I had WSF radio, you know, I had WSF radio some times ago. And my friend, Christopher,
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Christopher, Charles, Taney was very, of course, very involved with dementia and all timers.
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His mother passed away with all timers. And so he started, you can't, you can't, you can't,
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there is no way possible that you can have a disease like that in your family and not be
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passionate about it and not do something about it. And so with Christopher, and he doesn't mind
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me saying his name, he's, he's said this many of times on my show many years ago. So his mother
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passed away with all timers. He, the way it affected him, he started his own caregiving program.
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Of course, he took classes and he wrote a book about his mother, Mama Peaches and me, number one
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best seller on Amazon, number one best seller on Amazon, Mama Peaches and me by Christopher,
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Charles, Taney. You can look it up and you'll see a lot of reviews. And so we would talk a lot,
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we would talk a lot in the evening times. He would give me a lot of business. I ran a lot of
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commercials and sometimes he would co-host with me on the show. And so he built a program for
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caregivers. And so the way that it worked, if a person parent or sibling or an uncle was diagnosed
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and they were the caregiver, they would take classes. They would enroll in his program.
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He was certifying, training, license to do so. They would enroll in his program and they would
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take classes on caregiving. And that's what he did for many, many years. And he's not as involved
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right now. His mother passed away and he's doing some other things. I think he's a manager
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with a car dealership. But anyway, to advance the story forward, to advance the story forward,
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we became connected. We had a lot of great synergy and we worked together a lot,
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did commercials for the caregiving show. I had a caregiving show on my network. So listen,
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I want to share this with you. I want to share this with you. I always stay abreast. I try to keep
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myself abreast of about what's going on in the community when it comes to dementia and all
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those timers. There are, there is a breakthrough. Oh, and one of the persons, so I always give
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my sources. I don't just say things and don't support my claim and don't say where the source is
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coming from. So this source, I have been following a gentleman. His name is Ian, I.A.N.
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He does not mind me saying this because he has worked on the forefront of dimension all times
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for many years. He's a part of the league coalition in Washington DC. And so his name is Ian, I.A.N.
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Ian Kramer. And so this is where I got the information. So there is an unexpected medication that
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could revolutionize the treatment of all timers disease. So listen, we know there is no cure.
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That is not what I'm saying. Please don't, don't please do not anyone out there. Please do not
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twist my words. And so when I'm saying, this is not a cure. This is not a cure because there is
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not a cure for dementia or all timers. But this is a revolutionizing treatment and a breakthrough
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when it comes to the arena of all timers and disease. This is not a lie. This is not something
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that is made up. The source is Ian in Kramer. He researches his information. He works daily,
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daily, daily, daily when it comes to dimension all times. And so there is medication that says him,
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I'm reading from an article that he shared on Twitter. He shared this on Twitter. That's
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why I saw it and found it. But I've been following him for a long time. So in the United States,
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12% of adults have taken a glaucom like peptide one, GLP one and tagging this drug. The drugs
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aren't just popular for weight loss. And so really they're talking about the drug,
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ozemic, ozemic, ozemic. So you hear me saying these big names. So really to make it familiar to you.
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So 62% of adults are taking this particular drug that is good for chronic conditions such as
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diabetes, heart disease and dementia. And dementia could be added to the list. They are still
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researching this information. Please do not twist my words. Please do not twist my words and say that
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I'm saying that this is something that will cure dimension all times. I did not say that. I'm
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saying this medication could be added to the list as a revolutionizing drug to help to help
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individuals that currently have dementia and Alzheimer's. So listen, it's a currently approved
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new medication, which we are delighted to have in our complicated, complicated to use and have to
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monitor for side effects. So the neurologist Jeffrey Cummings is the neurologist and research
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professor of the University of Nevada, Las Vegas. So we would like new and better drugs. So they're
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working on the point is this. They're working on new drugs to be added to the list for patients to
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take that will help them with dimension all time. So what this new information is all about
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this new information is to help individuals because of course the medication is out there
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is not going to cure or heal dementia or Alzheimer's. So this drug that I'm talking about it is a
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breakthrough and they are still studying the different side effects. That's what I'm talking about.
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They are monitoring the side effects to see how it's going to affect the patients that have.
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There's a research study. So please do not twist my words. Do not twist what I'm saying.
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I want to be very succinct and very clear what I'm talking about. I am talking about dementia and
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Alzheimer's that there is some hope on the forefront that something that can help patients.
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And you guys also know there is a medication. A lot of times people that have been diagnosed have
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a lot of agitation. A lot of agitation. There's another medication. I don't have the name
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in the medication with me right now. There is a medication. They talk about this in news. I'm
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not talking about something that's not known. This is known to the general public. This medication is
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known to the general public. There is a pill that can help people that's been diagnosed with
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agitation. Agitation is very difficult because patients a lot of time when they're feeling uncomfortable
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when they're feeling uncomfortable in the home and comfortable in the place where they are
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in the facility. If they're not comfortable, if there's something that's disturbing them or
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bothering them, they become very agitated. They will pull things apart. A lot of things that they
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will do. But, but, but, but, but, but. We have to be advocates to help our loved ones. There
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are things that you can do to help patients that have agitation. There is a small pill that they
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can help and it helps to calm and soothe them down so that they're not agitated. So listen,
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I'm going to pick this back up in just a moment. I got some some music for you. I'm going to play
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some music. I'm going to play some music in just one moment. Listen, I want you guys to take a
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listen. I got some great music here. All right. I'm going to get this going. Then when I come back,
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I'm going to talk a little bit more about dimension. I'm going to talk about caregivers too.
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I'm going to talk about caregivers. I want you guys to know some information when it comes to
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caregivers because people, caregivers get tired. You know, they get tired and they get worn out.
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And then after the story is over and the patient is no longer around, there's a lot that people
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have to deal with. There's a lot that people have to deal with. So listen, here's the song. This is
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called Last Call by General Glau. This is Last Call. Last Call, General Glau.
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All right. My brain.
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Give us the painting. Give us the painting for ever more.
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We're just drawing nature. We're just drawing nature. Just drawing nature. Every day.
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Why are we just drawing nature? Just drawing nature.
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Now push it in the right way. This is the last call.
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This is the last call.
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Woo! I'm burning some up.
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Let's find the impact of global bombing.
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Burning it up. I'm burning it up.
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This is the last call.
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This is the last call.
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This is the last call.
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We've got a wake up, we've got a wake up
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We've got a wake up, we've got a wake up
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We've got a wake up, we've got a wake up
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We've got a wake up, we've got a wake up, we've got a wake up
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So listen y'all, you know I'm talking about dementia and Alzheimer's
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When you see your family members destroyed by that disease
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If you're not doing something wrong with you, so listen, listen
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You know, I take this thing to heart, I really do
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I really, really, really do
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When you see individuals' personalities in their character
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Leaving because the disease is taking over
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We know that's the nature of the beast, that's the nature of the beast
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They lose who they are
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And we have to try and help them to stay who they are as long as we possibly can
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And so that's a difficult thing to do
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That's very difficult to do but we have to find ways to manage
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I do want to tell you this, I do want to tell you this
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There's another pill I want to tell you about
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And this is found on medscape, I found it the same way
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Because I follow Ian, Ian Kramer on Twitter
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I follow him for many years, many years
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Oh my goodness, and that's all he does
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Is deal with dementia and Alzheimer's, he's part of the coalition
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The league coalition in Washington DC
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This is the only thing that he does
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And I found this pill because of him
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This is on the website medscape, medscape, medical news and conference news
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This was 2025, 2025
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So Alzheimer's med, there's a pill called
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Down in the map, it continues to deliver benefits at three years
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Deliver good benefits in helping individuals that's been diagnosed
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So listen, the data is from the trailblazer
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Alts to long term extension study demonstrated that down in the map
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You guys know Eli Lilly is a pharmaceutical company
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Eli Lilly continues to deliver meaningful benefits that increase over three years
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Especially when started early with a manageable safety profile
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So the protocol is this
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If this is the protocol with this particular pill
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If you get diagnosed early and you get on the pill right away
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We're talking longevity, we're not talking cure
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So we're not talking cure, make sure you understand
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I'm not talking about cure, I'm talking about longevity
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Having our loved ones with us
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Long longevity for a longer period of time
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So listen, that's great news, y'all
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That's great news, y'all
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We want our loved ones to be around as long as possible
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And as comfortable as possible
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We're talking about being as comfortable as possible
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So listen, that's really great information
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Listen, I'm not going to stay here long, y'all
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I'm not going to stay here long
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I just want to come in, come on and talk about that
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And when it comes to caregiving
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The individuals need support, help, and care
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Some caregivers do not get respite care
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And that's a detrimental, that's very detrimental
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To the caregivers help when they don't have respite care
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What is respite care?
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Respite care is when somebody comes in
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And help you so that you can leave
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So you can leave at least twice
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At least two days out of the week
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And you can go and get rest
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And get yourself re-refreshed, rejuvenated, and things like that
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If you don't have respite care
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There's going to be some things that happen
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That's not going to be pretty and it's not going to be friendly
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And so it's not going to be friendly to your health
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There are some individuals
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There was a young lady, this is a true story
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I'm not making this up, there was the young lady
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Who was a caregiver to several family members
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And after the story and the person passed away
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The caregiver ended up having a really bad stroke
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Having a really bad stroke
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And a lot of things happen, you can end up with PTSD
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From maybe jumping up and down all night
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And different things that you have to deal with
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And sometimes people end up with having a stroke
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Sometimes that happens
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That's not a great thing, what it does happen
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An individual that I know, his patient passed away
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I don't know what his patient was diagnosed with
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And he went into a really, really, you know
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He stayed depression, but sometimes that does happen
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And so he's, I don't know how he is now
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And so I asked his mother some time ago
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And she says, well, he's dealing with it
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He's dealing with it
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It is not easy because that stays with you for a long, long time
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It stays with you for a long time
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So this I got to get on up out of here
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It's been a stone cold blast
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And so listen, listen, listen
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You know, and when it comes to caregiving
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So just before before I get the song on
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Then I've got to get it out of here
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When it comes to that
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The first person I took care of
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Of course was my husband
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You don't take care of your husband
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You got to do that though
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Because we are dedicated
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And that's our responsibility to take
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That's our responsibility to take care of our loved ones
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So first person was my husband
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And things like that
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And you know, other family members after
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He passed away, other family members
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And so, you know, I am a custom
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I am no stranger to being a caregiver
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I'm not a stranger to being a caregiver
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So listen, I got to get on up out of here
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And so I'm going to have all the information posted on the bio
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I'm going to list the places where I found the medication
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And I'm going to have it written out succinctly
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And with clarity, I'm going to have it posted in there
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And so you can go to medscape.com
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And you can read the information for yourself
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I'm going to get Ian's status from his Twitter
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And he doesn't mind sharing it
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Also, I'm going to have someone from Queens
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I think it's Queens College
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She does a lot of work with all times foundation
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And I think it's Queens College
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She's very well known
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I won't say very well known
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But she knows the arena of dementia and all times
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She's going to be on the show
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She's going to be a guest that's on
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So listen, listen, listen, listen
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I'm going to have some great information for you
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So listen, y'all has been a stone cold
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Blast, I got to get them up out of here
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As always, it is peace, love and soul