Ayrshire’s top police officer has revealed that seven of the division’s ten frontline Inspectors are taking early retirement after changes to pension rules.
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dementia is rarely heard of or spoken about. Most people automatically think it's just found in elderly. " When her son, Kayden, found it difficult to concentrate in school and complained of having a hard time watching TV, Valerie suspected he could have ADHD (attention deficit hyperactivity disorder).
After taking him to the doctor, "the genetics team got involved because of how fast [his symptoms were] progressing". "Myself and his dad were tested and they discovered [Kayden] has juvenile Batten's disease," Valerie revealed. The rare, inherited neurodegenerative disorder usually develops between the ages of five to 10, stated Batten Disease News.
A build-up of lipofuscin leads to neurological decline, with one of the first signs being impaired vision. READ MORE: Cause of pain in hands and fingers that isn't arthritis - 'see a GP'Vision changes rapidly, and might be completely lost by late childhood or adolescence. Around the same time, just like Kayden did, children start to experience difficulty concentrating and learning new information.
"It was hard and confusing to take in," said Valerie. "I didn't understand it. Worst case scenario we thought he was going blind.
"Kayden would forget people's names, now calling his mum "Val" because he's forgotten how to say Mummy, and he repeats himself. He also suffers from severe mood swings, "happy one minute and [then he] bursts out crying the next". Valerie, from Edinburgh, Scotland, added: "It can be hard to know your child doesn't always know or understand where he is and what's going on.
Ayrshire’s top police officer has revealed that seven of the division’s ten frontline Inspectors are taking early retirement after changes to pension rules.
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Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorManny Charlton, founding guitarist of the hard rock band Nazareth and producer of Guns N’ Roses early demos, has died, according to a post from his grandson. No cause of death was cited; he was 80.He was Nazareth’s guitarist, producer and songwriter from the band’s formation until 1990, performing on the band’s most successful albums, notably 1973’s “Razamanaz” and 1975’s “Hair of the Dog,” which went platinum and featured the group’s biggest hit, a dramatic cover of “Love Hurts,” originally made famous by the Everly Brothers, that reaced the top 10 of the Billboard Hot 100.In 1986, Guns N’ Roses singer Axl Rose reportedly wanted “the guy who produced Nazareth’s ‘Hair of the Dog’” to produce the band’s debut full-length.
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A Scots boy was diagnosed with dementia when he was just six - after displaying similar symptoms to his 80-year-old great uncle who was battling the same disease.
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K.J. Yossman Kristine Froseth and Alisha Boe are set to star in an adaptation of Edith Wharton’s final novel, “The Buccaneers,” for Apple TV Plus.Froseth, who has previously appeared in “The Assistant,” will play Nan St George while Boe, who had a central role in “13 Reasons Why,” is set to play Conchita Closson.Rounding out the cast as the buccaneers are Josie Totah (“Saved by the Bell”) as Mabel Elmsworth, Aubri Ibrag (“Dive Club”) as Lizzy Elmsworth, Imogen Waterhouse (“The Outpost,” “Nocturnal Animals”) as Jinny St.
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