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Caregivers: Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI) & Dementia | Last Active: 11 hours ago | Replies (23)
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I understand completely. I usually try to give him my “no answer” answer, like our politicians do. I rarely give him the correct answer.
It is hard because I made a similar mistake this morning and he got very angry, used the F word to tell me what to do, and then turned his back on me and walked away.
I had to leave the house and take a walk.
I am trying to let go and I have been praying constantly but I am struggling and I want to just give up or give in.
Just know we are on the same path and you are not alone. We all cope, struggle, try, and try again.
So my response was not to make this about me- although I had to vent- but to say I understand.
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@minniem Bless you. It can be very hard.
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@minniem Thank you for your comment. It really does help to know I’m not alone on this walk, also I too pray all of the time. I try to not worry about tomorrow and try to let yesterday go.
Please know that when I read your reply and I understood exactly what you mean, thank you for sharing your experience, it does help. You too, are not alone. 🫂