Alzheimer

It's a good idea to speak to his Dr. He might have had a stroke, or it's dementia, which I think isn't the same as early stages of Alzheimer disease, but I could be very wrong.
We thought my Grandma had alzheimer disease, but she was having mini strokes over the course of a few years...

Talk to the doctor!! There are many medications that can slow it down (not stop it). The earlier they get started on the medication the better!

Try to talk to the doctor privately or see if you can talk to him over the phone. My grandmother has Alzheimer's and my mom always calls ahead to discuss thing ahead of time because my grandmother will just deny it all.

yes talk to him with his Dr. together all of you in a room...it starts off real slow & just gets worse if this is the case...My Grandma had that & died having it real bad, it was so incredibly sad to watch, especially when she did not remember anyone anymore.

My mother had Alzeheimer's and in the beginning the first thing her doctor did was check to see if she had a stroke once that was ruled out she was prescribed a med, that they say slows the progression.

I would talk to his doctor, but the medication given for this condition doesn't really help much, my mother in law had this disease for 17 years of her life, at the end there was only a cocoon of her body left,she had been long gone before she took her last breath. The one thing I saw that gave this disease a chance at any normal life, was keeping things the same, surrounding the person with whatever was familiar seemed to make them feel at ease....they do not suffer much, they live in their own little world, those around them are the ones suffering....I am so sorry, this is a long process for most...but savor what he remembers now....

I would schedule him for a check-up and go from there.