Anyone deal with their loved one having both urine & fecal incontinence. Do you still take them out to family homes for holidays?

NannyCam

Any one here use a nannyCam at a loved ones room in a nursing home? My mother is in a home in Texas and they told us we could put in a NannyCam/Safety Care camera. I am researching how it works and which kind would be good to use in that kind of environment. any suggestions would be appreciated.

My father-in-law is not making any sense. He talks with regular and made up words all the time. How do other caregivers handle this?

I'm also wondering if this really is "normal" for dementia. All of my dementia information says that people with this disease will sometimes not make sense. However, he is not making sense all of the time. He's seeing things that aren't there and making up words. Just curious as to if anyone else is dealing with this or is this really out of the ordinary. Thanks!

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Can a person have more than one kind of dementia? My spouse was diagnosed with vascular dementia.

I'm new. Perhaps this question has been addressed. If so, please direct me to a thread I can read. Thanks! My husband was diagnosed almost two years ago with vascular dementia not ALZ. We are told it is the type of dementia that is slow progressing for the most part. His imaging revealed: severe. His doctor is quite amazed as his functional and cognitive ability based on the imaging. He is 73. His grandfather had… read more

He is in denial. And he won’t give up driving! I don’t know what to do about it, I don’t want to fight with him but I don’t believe he is a

Safe driver. I have to tell him the directions.

Recommended men's razor?

Dad has used a refillable razor (replaceable blades) for years. But I watched him shave the other day, and he actually scares me with how fast and rough he is. He only nicked himself once that day, but I think it's going to happen more often.

Any ALZ men in your life switch to rechargeable razors for safety or easy? Was it fairly easy for him to switch? Any recommendations? Thank you!

My 84 year old brother has Dementia with Lewy Bodies

Hello, my brother is 22 year older than me. There are no siblings in between. He never married and have no children. We cannot convince my brother who stays with me and my son that my son has not taken his address books. He has been with us 2 years and insists that my 26 year old son, who is twice as large, wears his clothes, wears his shoes and took all of his address books. We try to deflect, but sometimes it turns into full blow shouting matches. My son now… read more

How does ADHD affect alzheimer

My hubby has anosognosia where he doesn’t realize his diagnosis and the impact. Are there a lot of people dealing with this?