I had cantankerous and argumentative but soon put a stop to that! I was firm and said I wasn`t going to put up with it, left the room and I meant it!

Very little anger but lots of frustration over the difficulty of doing simple things like inserting a key into my dead bolt lock.
My most frustrating occurrence is short term memory loss and recalling words and names. I think it's because I am terrified of the dementia aspects of the disease.

Not having control over simple things like getting dressed , walking ....extremely frustrating. Anger is the result. When I was caring for my Father, he was often short -fused. Now, as someone with PD I understand. I am still very able to do things myself but I still remind myself every day to be mindful of my reactions and interactions with my wife.

I have the beginning stages of dementia. I try to see the positive side of it....I always have an excuse if someone (aka hubby) gets upset with me if I do something I shouldn't be doing. I just say I dont know what you are talking about..I dont remember that....always try to find the good side instead of focusing on the bad..thats what keeps me going