He's been getting progressively worse but we could speak to him a little. He has been at hime with mum all through his illness uo until now. Last week he was taken in for assessment for 28 days and is obviously medicated now. His speech is so much worse now but I don't know if this is just a coincidence.
When we visit we see him hugging the nurses and holding their hands but whenver they are out of the room and any chance he can he says he has to tell us something. Among the words we hear him saying they are horrible and nasty to him.. I think he said kicking him. I know it's not true but I just wondered if this is common. He's probably saying it so we will take him home right?
I hate to see him distressed although it's always short lived and then he's back to being happy.. but still pretty chronically uncommunicative.
When we visit we see him hugging the nurses and holding their hands but whenver they are out of the room and any chance he can he says he has to tell us something. Among the words we hear him saying they are horrible and nasty to him.. I think he said kicking him. I know it's not true but I just wondered if this is common. He's probably saying it so we will take him home right?
I hate to see him distressed although it's always short lived and then he's back to being happy.. but still pretty chronically uncommunicative.