My heart as always goes out to you both, when I look back at mum's progression with this 'brain fog' it's difficult to remember as and when certain abilities/skills diminished. I know they didn't just stop but for the life of me just can't put my finger on exactly when. For our loved ones imagine their confusion/frustration when they decline and are unable to process the 'why'A better today. Mum certainly much better, but mobility still very limited and she’s confused when tired. My sister likes to make sure mum knows who is in her family, mum was quite forthright that I am definitely NOT a daughter. How times change - that’s water off a ducks back to me now.
We still await blood tests back.
The NHS carers continu to be lovely but mum is finding having 2 parachute in and get her to do the hardest things a bit too much I think. She just looks and sounds so overwhelmed. It really is heartbreaking seeing someone want to stand when they’re told but really very confused as to how to 💔💔
She chose snakes and ladders for her activity today. Mum can throw the dice and count as we move her counter together….she won 2 games to 1.
and a Brucie bonus was she did an excellent signature when needed for some paperwork……bizarre how u can forget how to walk but still know what ur signing 🤷♀️🤷♀️
On a lighter note