Alzheimer's DIY - How to Handle Agitation and Aggression from Dementia
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@aimmartinez4549
I got a 12 hour shift tomorrow😭 wish me luck
@alisonholmes64082 жыл бұрын
Can't believe nobody else has commented, I find this video to be simple but yet very informative and helpful. Thank you!
@kf160k160
I scare. I scare one day I become like my mother. Delusional, bitter, abusive mouth, hissing and spewing hurtful insults to own family members that caring her 24/7. You will know and you'll know no other sickness can compare to mental decay. Even if I have cancer one day, at least I know I've been loved.
@Gigi-jx3mn
This is easier said than done. My roommates mom has it and bit her .
@nikkicarnish3596
Worried my father-in-law may leave my mother-in-law due to her new diagnosis. Is this considered abandonment? How to get her to not take out anger on him as he is with her 24/7? What do I suggest
@drbonesshow1
Reminds us of angry Joe Biden.
@bck00012 жыл бұрын
Really good info, I can vouch for it based on my own experiences with my father. It’s extremely hard for me to walk away from the situation and not become defensive, that’s a work in progress with myself. I find music or happy movies or a snack help for a distraction and I agree that just allowing time for the mood to pass is important.
@lionofjudah4114
I am wandering what is wrong with my husband. A while ago he was forgetting things. Not sure why that was. He usually on the ball with everything. Over years he is now speaking harsh to me and being angry over hardly anything.. his voice is like he is attacking me. He is blaming me for everything.. for no reason. Even he got a nail in his tyre and cos I drove it with him one day he blamed me for driving over a nail when he had driven it a few days after and probably got the nail in it. He blames me for everything. Why is this. I tell him to take responsibility for his own self. And how he is. Is he ill. Is he mentally getting ill.
@yayasanmandirikreatifindon3202
thank you doctor this is so helpful. iam blanche in indonesia with a 87 year old lovely mother with dementia and alzheimer's. we want to use your tips as they are all so helpful. and we need to always pray together with our loved ones.
@veraluxmundi2032
Communication breakdown, it's always the same
@onthehill3381
I found that cannabis gummies keep my mom calmer. Her neurologist prescribed Seroquel and it did the opposite of what it was supposed to do. She had a violent outburst. Picked up a rock and tried to smash my 37 year old sons head with it.
@robluxipiech4033
Thank you for such an informative video that I desperately needed after my feelings seriously get hurt or tested.
@elisapoore6363
very good information here.
@FernandoDiazJr Жыл бұрын
Very helpful content. Thank you.
@andrewbennett7756
Thanks so much it's a trying time
@Ozo_Maduka
Thank you for this reassuring video.
@mjo1368
Great info!
@faithCharles-ce5pd
Sometimes she gets calm, sometimes violent and drives everyone away and uses objects to hit the care givers
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I got a 12 hour shift tomorrow😭 wish me luck
Can't believe nobody else has commented, I find this video to be simple but yet very informative and helpful. Thank you!
I scare. I scare one day I become like my mother. Delusional, bitter, abusive mouth, hissing and spewing hurtful insults to own family members that caring her 24/7. You will know and you'll know no other sickness can compare to mental decay. Even if I have cancer one day, at least I know I've been loved.
This is easier said than done. My roommates mom has it and bit her .
Worried my father-in-law may leave my mother-in-law due to her new diagnosis. Is this considered abandonment? How to get her to not take out anger on him as he is with her 24/7? What do I suggest
Reminds us of angry Joe Biden.
Really good info, I can vouch for it based on my own experiences with my father. It’s extremely hard for me to walk away from the situation and not become defensive, that’s a work in progress with myself. I find music or happy movies or a snack help for a distraction and I agree that just allowing time for the mood to pass is important.
I am wandering what is wrong with my husband. A while ago he was forgetting things. Not sure why that was. He usually on the ball with everything. Over years he is now speaking harsh to me and being angry over hardly anything.. his voice is like he is attacking me. He is blaming me for everything.. for no reason. Even he got a nail in his tyre and cos I drove it with him one day he blamed me for driving over a nail when he had driven it a few days after and probably got the nail in it. He blames me for everything. Why is this. I tell him to take responsibility for his own self. And how he is. Is he ill. Is he mentally getting ill.
thank you doctor this is so helpful. iam blanche in indonesia with a 87 year old lovely mother with dementia and alzheimer's. we want to use your tips as they are all so helpful. and we need to always pray together with our loved ones.
Communication breakdown, it's always the same
I found that cannabis gummies keep my mom calmer. Her neurologist prescribed Seroquel and it did the opposite of what it was supposed to do. She had a violent outburst. Picked up a rock and tried to smash my 37 year old sons head with it.
Thank you for such an informative video that I desperately needed after my feelings seriously get hurt or tested.
very good information here.
Very helpful content. Thank you.
Thanks so much it's a trying time
Thank you for this reassuring video.
Great info!
Sometimes she gets calm, sometimes violent and drives everyone away and uses objects to hit the care givers
Thank you 🙏
Thank you!