@birdiejayne
Oh my! Strangely my husband’s behavior has lessened, but I don’t sleep well and I worry that our little dachshund that adores him and sleeps close to him may be injured. I’ve read of women who’ve opted to sleep in another bed. I think if that were my choice I’d insist on twin beds. I’d want to know if he hurt himself. If his behavior does escalate I want him to try melatonin or whatever a doctor would recommend. Many have commented that melatonin made a big difference. Beginning of September we saw a sleep NP (nurse practitioner) who said she advised a sleep study. We do live in a rural area, yet even despite my calling about it and him receiving a call, the study hasn’t been scheduled. I’m trusting that as my mama always said, “The Lord knows all about it.” For whatever reason the timing may not be right.
I’m curious-does your husband display loss of sense of smell or issues with constipation? Mine does. The latest studies show the combination of those three very likely indicates a serious prognosis.