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DR. CHILDRESS: Okay. Arturo wants to stick in
one quick work.
DR. BRITO: I had been raising my hand here but
you could not see me.
I was going to make reference to the same page,
page nine, but even there the terminology is tough because
I think varieties itself has a lot of implementations. A
suggestion that I was going to bring up tomorrow actually
because I thought it was more detailed but since we are on
the topic, to refer to this section as different or
differing levels of decision making ability, and then
within that Jonathan, I thought, did a good job talking
about the fluctuating ability and the prospective
incapacity. But there is one missing here and that is
progressive incapacity and progressive prospective
incapacity. You refer to Alzheimer's as a perspective but
it is really a progressively prospective.
He does discuss under the first paragraph of
chapter X where it becomes more complicated because someone
put along the two or more of the categories. So I thought
it was already addressed and just changing a few of the
words around. But you are right, at the end we need to
readdress it.
DR. CHILDRESS: Good. We will work on this