Hello @IndianaScott & @jesfactsmon

Thank you for sharing your stories & suggestions. It does help knowing I'm not alone in this.

Being a caregiver certainly is not for whimps. I'm not feeling like I'm much of a caregiver though as he will not let me help him most of the time. But then occasionally he will blow up & accuse me of not helping him. Its great that he has actually been able to physically do more, but some of the decisions he has been making are not in his best interest & some could be life-threatening. I just don't know what to do to when he refuses my advice. As I'm typing now, I realize I should probably keep informing his social worker and continue praying for him & our marriage.

@IndianaScott to answer your question, yes he does have times when he is calm. He also has times when he gets very emotional. However the times of anger, being short & rude are much more frequent.

@jesfactsmon he was treated a few times with very high doses of steroids recently and he takes a small dose every day. He is also on a couple of blood pressure meds that could be contributing to the personality change according to the research I've done. Thank you for suggesting I look up his other meds.

I appreciate the support!