Hi all,
My partner of nearly 50 years has Alzheimer's , we've had lots of ups and downs over the past 2 years ( since diagnosis, although I suspected long before it was confirmed).
Tonight he rang his friend to say he'd been locked out of our home and couldn't get in ( he was inside at the time). When I went to help him he was convinced this wasn't his home and he didn't know where he was but didn't like it. This has happened before, I made him tea and toast and managed to settle him eventually. I'm writing this thread as I've coped with everything but now feel I am going to need more emotional support/ advice from fellow carers as each day throws up a new challenge. Is this something others have dealt with ?
My partner of nearly 50 years has Alzheimer's , we've had lots of ups and downs over the past 2 years ( since diagnosis, although I suspected long before it was confirmed).
Tonight he rang his friend to say he'd been locked out of our home and couldn't get in ( he was inside at the time). When I went to help him he was convinced this wasn't his home and he didn't know where he was but didn't like it. This has happened before, I made him tea and toast and managed to settle him eventually. I'm writing this thread as I've coped with everything but now feel I am going to need more emotional support/ advice from fellow carers as each day throws up a new challenge. Is this something others have dealt with ?