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    Hi Everyone :-)

    Hello - been reading everyones comments on there experience of looking after a loved one with this terrible disease, my mum has just started to have these symptoms and is so scared and frightened - it is so upsetting as she watched her mum go through the same and knows what is going to happen - she has been with me today crying and asking for help to make her better! this broke my heart and I just don't know what to do!

    I have re-assured her that all her family are there for her and she is not alone ect but she is just so frightened! My mum has loads of family and we will all be there for her but it is all so confusing and scarry!

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    So sad.
    I cannot imagine how frightening it must be to know that things are happening outside our control.

    Luckily MIL has no idea what is happening to her. Every morning is a new day. She remembers nothing that is older than 5 minutes ago, but will welcome strangers into the house as if they are regular acquaintances. Every child she sees she will say they live just up the road from her and she knows them personally.

    But....she is happy.....until evening time when she morphs into the mood monster...

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    Hi Nannyjack and welcome. It is so sad about your mum - and yours too Billie. It's so good she has the family to support her though. I know you will get lots of support on this forum. Take care. x
    Izzy x

    'The best things in life are nearest: Breath in your nostrils, light in your eyes, flowers at your feet, duties at your hand, the path of right just before you. Then do not grasp at the stars, but do life's plain, common work as it comes, certain that daily duties and daily bread are the sweetest things in life.'
    Robert Louis Stevenson

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    NANNYJACK
    am so sorry hun my mum also knows somthings wrong but iv never told er she has dementia
    i didnt think there was any point
    shes always made me promise never to put er in a home (long story)
    and only yesterday she begged me not to put her in a home
    yet 10 mins later was asking me were i was its so so sad
    good news you have lots and good family around you with the right love and support you will get there WELCOME from me 2
    Hi BILLY ye my mums monster arrives about 4 and gets greener by the hour
    sad but true
    Hi Izzy

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    Thank you x

    Thank you guys for your comforing words - my mum also asked me to promise not to put her in a home - broke my heart

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    If only we could sley this monster how much easier would our lives be. It is because of the nightly visit from this said monster that my husband is now in a secure unit.

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    JAY am so so sorry
    this journey is hell massive hugs to you (((((hugs)))))


    NANNYJACK Its so sad hang in there ((((hugs ))))) to you to

 

 

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