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Anyone Know Of A Clock That Distinguishes Time Of Day Morning Afternoon Evening And Night For My Mom?
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She starts preparing dinner at 5am and waits for her caregiver at 7pm. My dad can't sleep at night knowing she may wake up having trouble with the time and day

posted June 25, 2017
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Hi if you go onto google and put in dementia clocks,oe dementia clocx there is a large veriety of clocks some with time am and pm some with day date and time and some with month year date and time.
I hope you find what your looking for god bless you all sending hugs and prayers.x

posted June 26, 2017
A myALZteam Member

I got that clock for my mom and it was helpful for awhile. But then she just didn't even remember or think to look at it. :-(

posted July 7, 2017
A myALZteam Member

I have this one. They have even fancier ones with suns and moons.

Day Clock - Extra Large Impaired Vision Digital Clock with Battery Backup & 5 Alarm Options https://www.amazon.com/dp/B019G79V1Q/ref=cm_sw_...

posted June 29, 2017

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