operating familiar equipment, or remembering the rules of a game they’ve played for years.
Occasionally needing help with unfamiliar technology is different from progressively struggling with routine activities.
4. Confusion About Time or Place
People experiencing cognitive decline may lose track of dates, seasons, or the passage of time.
In some cases, they may forget where they are or how they arrived somewhere.
Everyone occasionally gets the day of the week wrong. The concern is when confusion becomes frequent or significantly affects daily life.
