WynnCreek
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Jul 31, 2023 5:07 PM
WynnCreek
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ClemFandangle
Maybe she won’t notice if you do?
polepolekaz
This sucks. My dad had Alzheimer. Seeing dementia take course and lucidity and personality slowly disappear costs a lot of strength. Ensure you get yourself enough support.
Howlingowl
Same. My dad was diagnosed last year and I’ve had to watch him go from a senior engineer with several patents to his name to not being able to add his his Yahtzee score in his head.
JPeterman2
My mom has locked-in syndrome, i moved back to her home to help also.
OmenJones
I moved my mom into my place after she had her second stroke. Now, I'm trying to get her another place and in-home care. It hasn't been ideal for her or tolerable for me. I don't know what your resources are, but...
WynnCreek
Live with my Mom and my Dad, we've kinda known this was coming for years because my mom had a stroke shortly after I was born. We're just playing it by ear while my Mom is still compentus mentus
Type17
Not sure if it's relevant where you live, but look into Enduring Power of Attorney before it's too late - had experience with my mom, and now going through it again with my mother-in-law - it'll help you to help them.
smuh
In USA there are two kinds of POA: Durable POA, and POA For Healthcare. OP should try to get both.