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Hoppy

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4. No argument there.

Reply to AikenYankee (Reply #3)

Tue Feb 24, 2015, 09:18 AM

Feb 2015

My point comes from the experience of my next door neighbor who disappeared in winter and was found in spring, face down in the local stream.

Or my wife's fil, who disappeared for six days and was finally found in a hospital ward, 40 miles from his house.

Get This. Joe wasn't notified about his father because of patient identity bullshit.

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My mother has been diagnosed with mild dementia (crossposted from Health forum) [View all] Ex Lurker Feb 2015 OP

Watch the driving very closely ... AikenYankee Feb 2015 #1

Sorry for the delay. Just now getting back online today. In talking with my father about this, Ex Lurker Feb 2015 #7

The scariest, immediate threat is not about driving the car. Its getting lost in the car. Hoppy Feb 2015 #2

Well ... it get's pretty scary when the person diagnosed with this illness AikenYankee Feb 2015 #3

No argument there. Hoppy Feb 2015 #4

Very sad ..... AikenYankee Feb 2015 #5

She lives with my father, who's a lawyer. She has a living will and POA. nt Ex Lurker Feb 2015 #8

This message was self-deleted by its author Ex Lurker Feb 2015 #6

Is she on any medications for other conditions? LibinMo Feb 2015 #9

BP med, statin, and an antidepressant Ex Lurker Feb 2015 #10

I would consult a specialist dolphinsandtuna Mar 2015 #11