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Old 04-11-2007, 10:46 AM #3
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Hello dolfinz....

I to am a caregiver. We lost my MIL in November after a lengthy illness, and my husband and I are now looking after my FIL. He had dementia which is getting slowly worse. I lost my dad 3 years ago so i'm also keeping an eye out on my mother. fortunately my mom is in good health.
also i work in a retirement place with the assisted living and alzheimers residents LOL.... i love my job, but watching their health deteriorate truly sucks....

LIke curious said keep an eye out on your moms meds.... its amazing that even an antacid can cause major problems.... Welcome to NT....
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