Thank you, I'm going to give that a try.Someone here on TP suggested getting pillow cases which were a bright strong primary color different from the other bedclothes. It helped. And he could orient his position. Perhaps it would help your hubby.
Thank you, I'm going to give that a try.Someone here on TP suggested getting pillow cases which were a bright strong primary color different from the other bedclothes. It helped. And he could orient his position. Perhaps it would help your hubby.
We've just been out for a lunchtime meal. There were thirteen of us from the flats and we went in four cars. We went to a local garden center and had a table reserved and we had table service. The food was good and my husband ate well. The only problem my husband has sometimes when he's eating is his nose runs, and he doesn't seem to notice. I had thought about not going for that reason, but I hoped it wouldn't happen. But it did. When I notice I tell him and he uses his hanky, but I don't always notice in time. At one point the lady opposite handed him a serviette. He doesn't seem to be embarrassed by it but I am.
Omg!He gave me a scare last night.
Occasionally I find him chewing on something, sometimes a couple of hours after he's eaten. He seems to leave something tucked away in his mouth and then later starts to chew it. I assume he's struggling with it and get him to spit it out.
Last night I noticed him chewing and asked him what he had in his mouth. He always answers 'nothing'. But as before I put a tissue to his mouth and told him to spit it out. Out of his mouth came five cufflinks. He has a couple of drawers near to where he sits where he keeps things that he looks at occasionally, like a memory box. He had a little box with six cufflinks in that he liked to look at. Not any more, I've taken them away.
Oh, and I found the sixth one on the floor - he hadn't eaten it.
I'm now going to look through his memory drawers and see if there's anything else that would fit in his mouth.