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It's not unusual for family and friends to distance themselves after a dementia diagnosis. I feel abandoned since my husband's diagnosis. I shared out of necessity with our immediate family and closest friends, even though he didn't want me to. He has alienated people by his constant calling and repetitive questions to financial institutions and to doctor's offices. They need to know what's going on but I feel that I would be going behind his back and that would make him angry or embarrassed. He has messed up finances, changed passwords and then forgotten them and repetitively mixed up doctor appointments. The bank, doc offices and friends are getting quite annoyed with him. He's clueless about how bad things are. I need to start playing hardball here. Just not sure how to present this to his doctors and bank institutions. Oddly, the minimal amount of time he spends with his PCP and urologist, they're completely unaware of his dementia. Which I find disconcerting.

Loose the creepy background noise.

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Remaining calm is sometimes really hard.

Oh is so so hard.

It is hard and so sad

Where can I find the dementia advisor app? I’m not finding it on the App Store

JOE BIDEN is proof..

They’re suffering if people are constantly to push them. I have MCI, and I have this problem. I’m at a stage that my symptoms can be mitigated, but when people bombard me with texts and calls or try to force me to do things, especially to go out and especially when it’s last minute, it causes extreme anxiety attacks and that causes me to isolate more. I try very hard to maintain myself so people don’t actually see my illness, which makes it harder. People also try to guilt and shame me. I’m saying this to try to raise awareness and to say that it’s actually cruel and insensitive to bully someone for an illness that we can’t help having.

Thank you for being articulate in the way you have spoken about this very common condition that affects us all when we don't have the knowledge. Dementia Coach

I really needed to hear this, thank-you. I care for my husband and had to make the difficult decision to place him in a care facility. He wants to drive again, go on road trips, work, the list is endless. He is difficult to distract and his focus on what he can't do or can't have would be admirable in many other ways but this becomes a battle line he refuses to retreat from. It is exhausting as he is so repetitive in his demands.

Nadia, thank you for sharing your touching heart-centred journey with your dear Mama (I can relate) and for seizing all the precious moments you could and did with her. What beautiful memories. Thank you too to the team at the Reitman Centre for your awesome commitment to supporting Care Partners. All I can say is "you really walk the talk". I wish my mom's home did... Thank you for being there.

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