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My Uncle That May Have Altizer Or Dementia Just Tryed To Kiss My 15 Year Old Is This Normal Or Not If So What Do I Do Does He Know Hes Doing
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posted April 11
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You should find out for sure what he has and depending on what stage he is in it could be the disease and he wouldnt know what he is doing is wrong. Either way you should keep your daughter away from him. πŸ’•

posted April 13
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This can occur with dementia. If this happens, you will need to take steps to protect them – for example, stopping unsupervised time between the person with dementia and their grandchildren. Even though you might feel uncomfortable or guilty about this, remember that it’s necessary.

posted April 20

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