I don't wish anything bad on anyone, but have you

Parkinson's could be another disease that causes cognitive dysfunction; but I hope he doesn't have that. 

The other concern for me would be just plain mid-life crisis.  Crisis being a loose term.  He may be experiencing a bout of just plain needing a rest too.  Just my thoughts, and I'm no physician, but I'd agree with ERMT. 

A lot of the time the spouse is the one that notices the cognitive dysfunction as opposed to the patient themselves. 

Good luck and my prayers are with you that you find whatever is causing this stress and can remedy the situation! 

• Behavior changes in husband - A little worried
  • Adult Behavioral Changes - nana
  • I have read all the posts below in answer to your question (sm) - old timer
  • Anything possible, but... - mt3Rs
  • My heart goes out to you . . - MTness
  • could also be thyroid - happens in all ages - mdlfcrs
  • Sounds like a personality disorder - eaw
  • Research passive-aggressive behavior. (sm) - No Name
  • vitamins - Old and never worried
  • Exceedingly fit and healthy, could he be using steroids? - nm
  • could be a cognitive dysfunction. Should probably had a psychotherapy evaluation for this. - dizzi
    • He definitely should see a doctor. - ERMT
      • Problem is.... - A little worried
        • drugs - jlynn
      • I don't wish anything bad on anyone, but have you - noticed any kind of twitching or tremor?
        • Not twitching, but... - A little worried
          • Asperger's doesn't suddenly get worse - several family members have it
          • This is just want I mentioned - MTness
          • Older here, going around block again - Strange behavior
          • Do you have ask a nurse in your area? - anon
          • Wow - ERMT

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