Hi, Mum did this as well although she didnt spend that amount of money.....I have EPA so I changed her account from a passbook to a key card which she cannot remember the pin for and cant use. I put $100 in her purse (small notes) She now has forgotton just what money she actually has. Also the bank can alert you for out of the ordinary withdrawals. I found this part of me caring for her was so difficult so using the bank as an excuse worked for her and me. hugs and luck to you

Sounds like restless leg syndrome

This behavior is different from Restless Leg (my guy has that too!) He describes RLS as a very uncomfortable sensation in his legs that makes him feel like he could jump from here to the moon. But it is not involuntary twitching, and it is only his legs. In his sleep, it can be arms too, and conversation. He takes Requip (ropinerol) for the RLS, and Clonazepam for the REM sleep disorder.

Sometimes you just have to do things whether they like it or not. Question is, do you have all the 'legal documents' in place which allow you to do so. Once you've decided what needs to be done, say for instance, placed a restriction on her withdrawals to where she can only draw out $20 a week, or $50 a month, then just tell her the bank has come up with some new rules and regulations. Talk to the bank manager so he will know to go along with what you're telling her.

I didn't realize this was associated with ALZ. We were told it was REM sleep disorder.