Hi my friends and many thanks for the support and understanding…
(sharonbrown) I can concur with what you said about your mum and the (Teaspoon being dropped onto a stainless steel draining board) I know these sort of things will happen and that it just an accident in fact the same sort of thing happens to me here or maybe our granddaughter drops one of her toys on the floor but that sudden shock of the sound can resound right through the body…
(justjimjams ) I know this feeling as well as quiet often Sumi will ‘with all good intentions’ walk up behind me very quietly so as not to make me jump and then just give me a gentle loving kiss on the back of my neck, ‘but’ the problem is that I almost jump through the ceiling.
Something that I have always advised people is that when approaching anyone who has any type of dementia always approach them from the ‘Front’ and not from behind or from the side, try to get into their line of vision first! I know it can sometimes be very difficult yet it can prevent a lot of nervousness
Best wishes
Barry
(sharonbrown) I can concur with what you said about your mum and the (Teaspoon being dropped onto a stainless steel draining board) I know these sort of things will happen and that it just an accident in fact the same sort of thing happens to me here or maybe our granddaughter drops one of her toys on the floor but that sudden shock of the sound can resound right through the body…
(justjimjams ) I know this feeling as well as quiet often Sumi will ‘with all good intentions’ walk up behind me very quietly so as not to make me jump and then just give me a gentle loving kiss on the back of my neck, ‘but’ the problem is that I almost jump through the ceiling.
Something that I have always advised people is that when approaching anyone who has any type of dementia always approach them from the ‘Front’ and not from behind or from the side, try to get into their line of vision first! I know it can sometimes be very difficult yet it can prevent a lot of nervousness
Best wishes
Barry