999 tonight

[Eddgreen]

My mums in a care home and tonight the home phoned 999
And I dashed to the hospital been there 6hrs
Mums has lost her speech
She says blah,blah blah and shouts them out
I think she knows am there or someone's there?
I go back on Sunday
Is this part of alzheirmers
Or a urine infection
I am so upset
Thurs her birthday.
Friday took her to hospital echo heart test
Saturday 999 call

[Butter]

Poor you. Your poor mum. I am sure you did everything right. Go to the hospital tomorrow and keep her company. Then the doctors will be able to assess and treat her. They may not do much on a Sunday - but on Monday when they all come back on duty they should have a closer look at her. Good luck.

[Eddgreen]

Poor you. Your poor mum. I am sure you did everything right. Go to the hospital tomorrow and keep her company. Then the doctors will be able to assess and treat her. They may not do much on a Sunday - but on Monday when they all come back on duty they should have a closer look at her. Good luck.

Thankyou very much

[Pheath]

Sorry to hear your upsetting news. Do hope the hospital conduct the necessary tests and get to the bottom of things soon so your mum feels better. With dementia people can often take such a sharp downturn when they’re not well and then recover incredibly well. Hope you get some rest tonight. Good luck and good wishes.

[Eddgreen]

Sorry to hear your upsetting news. Do hope the hospital conduct the necessary tests and get to the bottom of things soon so your mum feels better. With dementia people can often take such a sharp downturn when they’re not well and then recover incredibly well. Hope you get some rest tonight. Good luck and good wishes.

Thanks for your good wishes

[TinaT]

I had a similar experience with my mother. She had a severe urine infection and was hallucinating, talking gibberish and in a really bad state. It took two weeks before we had a proper diagnosis but she respnded well to strong antibiotics and in total spent three weeks in hospital before she was well again.

My mother didn't have Az at the time but I honestly thought she had because of the speed of her descent into jibberish talk.

Hopefully once your mother has the right medication, things will improve as the did for my mother. I do hope so.

xxTinaT

[Izzy]

I'm sorry to read about your mum. I hope they can get things sorted out for her soon. x

[Necion]

So sorry your mum has taken a bad turn, you must be really worried.
Hope she gets better very soon.

lots of love, Necion.x

[Eddgreen]

I had a similar experience with my mother. She had a severe urine infection and was hallucinating, talking gibberish and in a really bad state. It took two weeks before we had a proper diagnosis but she respnded well to strong antibiotics and in total spent three weeks in hospital before she was well again.

My mother didn't have Az at the time but I honestly thought she had because of the speed of her descent into jibberish talk.

Hopefully once your mother has the right medication, things will improve as the did for my mother. I do hope so.

xxTinaT

Thanks tinaT
Did your mum knew you were there at her bedside
My mum tonight knew someone was there I told her how much I loved her
If she heard me??

[matchstick]

Eddgreen,
Yes your mum knew you were there,sending my best wishes to you and you mum.

[Eddgreen]

Eddgreen,
Yes your mum knew you were there,sending my best wishes to you and you mum.

I hope so I love her so much

[jeany123]

Thanks tinaT
Did your mum knew you were there at her bedside
My mum tonight knew someone was there I told her how much I loved her
If she heard me??

I am sure your mum would hear you even if she couldn't talk to you ,thinking of you both xx




Jeany x

[scarletpauline]

So sorry, I feel sure your Mum knew you were there too, hope she improves soon, love to you both xxxx

[Eddgreen]

Thankyou to you all for all your comments, love and best wishes

[Goingitalone]

I'm sure your mum knew you were there, too. We use different parts of our brain to process speech, hearing and understanding language so just because we may be unable to talk it doesn't mean we can't hear or understand what's being said to us.

Your mum will have heard your kind words and will have understood them and will have taken great comfort from your presence.

I hope they get to the bottom of the problem soon.

God bless,

Maggie