Husband Has Alzheimer’s And Recently Suffer A Stroke. He Refuses PT AT ALL. So Anything In Regards To Him Being Useful Forget It. | myALZteam

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Husband Has Alzheimer’s And Recently Suffer A Stroke. He Refuses PT AT ALL. So Anything In Regards To Him Being Useful Forget It.
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My son has med issues & I also can’t take care of him. I have fight for him to sit up in bed he won’t🥵!
He does not understand unless you sit up you are in trouble of choke?
He think that if his head is up it’s fine?

posted March 21
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A myALZteam Member

how scary and frustrating for you. You must be anxious at every meal or drink time. Sending support. You cannot reason with a person with a broken brain.

posted March 21
A myALZteam Member

You don't say if you have a hospital bed or he has to sit up on his own.

posted March 23

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