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Dealing with a Spouse with a “Mild Cognitive Impairment”
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@rolett1 Just wake up every day and ask God for his help so you don't feel so alone. Every day feels like a Monday with caregiving. Just one continual challenge after the other. Repeat. repeat. repeat. I appreciate you too, for responding to my share. Good, you have a plan to delete all the apps on his phone. I pass by my husband while he's on the PC and every day, I ask him. "Now what's my Edward Scissorhands getting into today." Yikes we were hacked into back in 2025 so I'm real cautious over what he's clicking.
Best, Karla
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@kjc48 I have told my husband to not answer any phone, as he can’t hear, and would say “yes”to anything. I sure don’t want us to get scammed ! He is good about this, as he knows he can’t hear on the phone, well enough. He still understands about scams, and being proactive.
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@kjc48 I definitely set aside saying prayers every morning. I know God has this! 🙂 Thank you for your excellent advice and comments. Have a beautiful day. 🌻