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In reply to the discussion: How do you know when it's time for your spouse who has dementia, to be [View all]Laura PourMeADrink
(42,770 posts)23. Bring him home.
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How do you know when it's time for your spouse who has dementia, to be [View all]
a kennedy
Feb 2024
OP
He has been on some medication for early onset......but his Dr has taken him off of it.
a kennedy
Feb 2024
#6
Yes, it'll only get worse and I know that.......i'm just sick. All I do is cry.
a kennedy
Feb 2024
#5
Thank you, he isn't the man he was......and I know he'll change, he is pretty
a kennedy
Feb 2024
#11
It's already been a huge undertaking......I hope I can handle it. I just cry to much.
a kennedy
Feb 2024
#16
Sometimes the Caregiver is the one who needs care the most. Don't forget about you.
Deuxcents
Feb 2024
#24
Oh Dear, I really understand. I work full time as well as being the full time caregiver for my
Ziggysmom
Feb 2024
#25
You did the right thing. When loved ones get to his stage, it is dangerous to be home alone with them.
SunSeeker
Feb 2024
#35
Bless you. My wife died three years from Alzheimer's. I know what you're going through.
demosincebirth
Feb 2024
#37
It depends whether they can live at home without harm to themselves or others.
no_hypocrisy
Feb 2024
#38