Visiting dad this afternoon, I found him more confused than usual, and just not looking right.
According to his carers notes, his kettle was missing this morning, so she made him a squash instead. Both morning and lunchtime carers had noted that he seemed confused.
Fortunately, I had bought a replacement kettle with me as when I visited on Tuesday dad had broken the lid on the old one! I also saw evidence that dad had left the kettle boiling, - a strip of wallpaper was missing from the ceiling, and water marks down the wall, but no kettle to be found.
After a cup of tea, and read of the newspaper he seemed better.
Could dad's behaviour be to lack of tea, which he can drink for England?!
According to his carers notes, his kettle was missing this morning, so she made him a squash instead. Both morning and lunchtime carers had noted that he seemed confused.
Fortunately, I had bought a replacement kettle with me as when I visited on Tuesday dad had broken the lid on the old one! I also saw evidence that dad had left the kettle boiling, - a strip of wallpaper was missing from the ceiling, and water marks down the wall, but no kettle to be found.
After a cup of tea, and read of the newspaper he seemed better.
Could dad's behaviour be to lack of tea, which he can drink for England?!