I'm really sorry - it's such a cruel disease and very tiring for the carer.
Use the Alzheimer's Society website for help and advice. There's also a good book of advice by June Andrews ("Dementia - the one-stop guide"). See if there are any local groups your DH could go to, to give you a break. If he becomes awkward about doing/not doing something, don't argue with him, deflect him by changing the subject.
Carry on doing as much as you can together for as long as possible. Going for walks is good for both of you. For yourself, it's important to get some time off, so do try to find some way of doing that, either by getting someone to come in and "visit" or by using a local group if there is one.
We have someone in our community who has Alzheimers. We all know and know how to cope with her, and make allowances. Some of your social circle might be able to do likewise.
Good luck and take care.
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