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resetHow Do You Handle Your Loved One Who Lives In An Assisted Living Facility And Thinks Nothing Is Wrong With Them And Wants To Go Home?
Feedback Please
Feedback Please
I really would like feedback on the pros and cons of having your loved one living in your home VERSUS assisted living/memory care facility.
I had to put wife in one and hard on me but better for her.
they know how to take care of her and have nurse there as well. find a good one and both of you will be better.
Assisted Living Staff
Assisted Living Staff
During Covid restrictions how do you communicate with staff at assisted living facility regarding the care of your loved one?
How Do I Convince My Dad With Late Stage Dementia That He Needs To Be In Assisted Living?
How Do I Convince My Dad With Late Stage Dementia That He Needs To Be In Assisted Living?
He is very paranoid and can get very combative. He is still living in a condo with my mom who has her own issues. Neither can take care of the other. My mom is all for moving into assisted living.
I've had to put my dear aunt in an Assisted Living facility. She was having hallucinations at night when we (5 family members who had kept her at home during the worst of COVID) could not be there. I… read more
End Stage Experience
End Stage Experience
I'm curious...when people say the loved one is in end stages of alz, what is the loved one experiencing? I wonder how much difference there is between different people.
How Do I Convince My Mom To Move To An Assisted Living Facility
How Do I Convince My Mom To Move To An Assisted Living Facility
My Mom currently lives independently. I feel her quality of life would improve if she were to transition to an assisted living setting. I have approached her countless times with my thoughts. she absolutely refuses to entertain the idea.
I welcome suggestions you may have which could assist me with this process.
I'm Looking For Recomendations, Red Flags, Cues And Tips In Deciding Whether Or Not To Move My Mom From One ALF To Another One.
I'm Looking For Recomendations, Red Flags, Cues And Tips In Deciding Whether Or Not To Move My Mom From One ALF To Another One.
My Mom is 90 prob mid stage Alz and quite spry, social, friendly with many - but no true best friend. She's agreeable and kind, She does get frustrated at times and many periods of low energy, feeling tired, just don't feel right without anything obvious going on.
she's been in one facility nearly 3 years. It was difficult at first but gradually got better. In the last year I feel that she feels "at home" except management and staff changes have been too rapid . Can't count on stable staff… read more
You can only do what you feel is right. Don’t second guess yourself. If it’s better over all it was a good move. Well done, Dutch.
My Mom Has Been In Assisted Living For 5 Weeks. She Cries And Begs Us To Take Her Home. Has Anyone Experienced This?
My Mom Has Been In Assisted Living For 5 Weeks. She Cries And Begs Us To Take Her Home. Has Anyone Experienced This?
She gets angry with us (her children) for not taking her home. She has tried to leave on multiple occasions. She has packed up her pictures, clothes and other belongings. We are considering bringing her home because this is horrible. She is completely obsessed and irrational.
How Do You Handle The Grief As The Caregiver Watching The Progression And Knowing They Probably Need Longterm Care?
How Do You Handle The Grief As The Caregiver Watching The Progression And Knowing They Probably Need Longterm Care?
A dear friend of mine told me I am not the first nor the last to go through this disease and I would survive. While that is true, it is not helping get thru the grief. I am basically by myself and just terribly sad.
Does Anyone Have Any Ideas On How To Stay True To Yourself During This Trying Time Of Being A Full Time Caregiver???
Does Anyone Have Any Ideas On How To Stay True To Yourself During This Trying Time Of Being A Full Time Caregiver???
Maybe this question was posted prior to my joining this site & if so, please forgive
My husband was diagnosed in 2012, & now needs me for everything. He sometimes gets angry if I leave the room. I don't feel like a person anymore. I don't get to be just me anymore. I don't get to do the things some of the things I used to enjoy. Sometimes I feel resentful, & angry at this disease. Sometimes I am angry at his children for not helping out even though I know in my heart they are busy with… read more
