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My aunt used to use a variety of color and attention to detail when she first started coloring a year and a half ago, she received her diagnosis 3 years ago. The framed pictures are the oldest, the one of the girl hiking was about 6 to 8 months ago, and the squirrel, which is the last picture is the most recent. We’ve noticed a lack of color usage and variation. As well as loss of lines and boundaries. She remains positive and optimistic, she’s rarely frustrated, and it’s just an all-around pleasure to be around. I feel blessed to be able to caregiver for her as her niece it’s hard to watch the decline, but it’s a blessing to be there for her. she’s rarely frustrated, and it’s just an all-around pleasure to be around. I feel blessed to be able to be a caregiver for her as her niece 4 hours a day 5 days a week. We used to do puzzles together, but they became too complicated for her. It’s hard to watch the decline, but it’s a blessing to be there for her.
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