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August 21
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A myALZteam Member

Just wish the people she calling will tell you need to get to a doctor and listen to what they are telling you it’s for your own good. To me they are hurting her more than helping her. That what don’t understand about people.Because if she hears from someone else maybe she will understand and listen.

August 22
A myALZteam Member

You have that right, Kenny! It really comes down to the person with dementia, what they want, and how to keep them happy and safe even though they don't always know what is best. It's hard to focus on them and let them lead when often their thinking is flawed big time. It puts us caregivers in a difficult position.

August 21

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