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Dealing with a Spouse with a “Mild Cognitive Impairment”
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@judimahoney Thank you for your help. I sort of do the tracking, but it’s in my phone, in emails to myself and on pieces of paper, definitely not organized!
But that brings me to another point, I really hate that the medical profession expects us to talk about everything our cared for person does that is off or odd or problematic. It’s so uncomfortable and unkind.
Again, thank you for your ‘care’, it means a lot.
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@lkbous
My husband resents me saying anything that contradicts him to the healthcare workers. I do remind him before we leave that i may have to jump in because its vital to his health that they have facts. He will agree, but when it happens i get the glares. What can you do? I’m trying to be understanding and gentle but then i mess up.
One moment at a time caretakers!“do all we can do and know thats all we can do”