Sigh: Bernie Just Made His Own Threat Against the Senate Relief Bill

One the things I was taught was that the frontal lobe capacity goes the first. That's like the main frame , if you will, of the brain. It's the center of our thinking process, our cognitive center that governs our emotions, puts them into proper perspective, it orders our thoughts and forms them into coherent ideas and desires and expressions and then transforms all that into coherent speech and syntax.

It's also where perhaps the most important part of who and what we are resides- our memory. The memory of getting up out of bed, knowing where we are, getting washed, dressed for the day,have breakfast, think about what we will be doing for the day ahead. Remembering how to get washed, dressed, cook breakfast and make a pot of coffee. And remember to turn off the burner on the stove when we're done. And to remember who we are, who that man or woman is who is always with us, smiling at us, caring for us laughing with us and crying with us sometimes too. And sleeping next to us every night for all the years we can remember ,letting us feel safe, warm and loved. Remembering so much of all that life once was, our live , our children and farther back to the halcyon days of our youth. When the frontal lobe begins to deteriorate all those memories begin to evaporate. The simple things like know what a tooth brush is, where the coffee is kept in the kitchen.. Where the kitchen even is and most of all- who are and where are we? For an elderly person with dementia episodes like this can be terrifying.

We all need to examine our cognitive habits, because everyone is vulnerable to stroke or dementia.

Cognitive habits? Lol. As we live from day to day and year to year we DO develop habits. We use our BRAINS when we do that; therefore ALL behavior is "cognitive."

Stroke and dementia usually go hand in hand.
However, Alois Alzheimer changed the world view of dementia.

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On November 3, 1906, a clinical psychiatrist and neuroanatomist, Alois Alzheimer, reported “A peculiar severe disease process of the cerebral cortex” to the 37th Meeting of South-West German Psychiatrists in Tubingen, He described a 50-year-old woman whom he had followed from her admission for paranoia, progressive sleep and memory disturbance, aggression, and confusion, until her death 5 years later. His report noted distinctive plaques and neurofibrillary tangles in the brain histology. It excited little interest despite an enthusiastic response from Kraepelin, who promptly included “Alzheimer's disease” in the 3ih edition of his text Psychiatrie in 1910. Alzheimer published three further cases in 1909 and a “plaque-only” variant in 1911, which reexamination of the original specimens in 1993 showed to be a different stage of the same process, Alzheimer died in 1915, aged 51, soon after gaining the chair of psychiatry in Breslau, and long before his name became a household word.

Alzheimer's disease is NOT genetic. It is, for all intents and purposes, self-inflicted. People give up, stop caring about life. Their memory, emotional control and cognitive thinking fail...all together, it seems.
And there is no cure. There are some medications but they don't do so much.

#34. Marxists flooded Vermont in the early 70’s and took over many small townhalls, then got their people elected to the state legislature and as governor (Bernie). Had help from the leftist governor Madelaine Kuhnin? If I recall correctly, she hired leftists Chicago 7 defendant John Froines (?) as the head of the state’s environmental health office and he brought along DC Marxist Lee Webb to help him. David Dellinger, another Chicago 7 alumni and hardcore red, moved to Vermont.

The Marxist “North Star” magazine from the 1990’s or late 80’s had a long article on how the reds took over a lot of Vermont through the Bernie Sander’s political campaigns (by veteran Marxist worker Eileen/Ellen? Friedman (first name not sure ?).

They also infiltrated New Hampshire and helped turn it Left.

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