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05-06-2015, 03:00 PM | #1 | ||
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I have a question. My dad has fahr's disease and my brother dont want dad driving his kids places, but my brother wont tell him and when i am babysitting the kids dad wont listen to me when i put my foot down.
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05-06-2015, 05:48 PM | #2 | |||
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Hi there,
First, I'm sorry your father is struck by such a difficult, rare condition. Second, shame on your brother, leaving it to you to try to impose his will to protect your niece and nephew, you are trying to do the right thing in difficult circumstances. Obviously I do not know how bad your dad has gotten, but when my mum was afflicted with Alzheimer's she became a danger to herself and everyone else on the road. Her Dr revoked her license, but then had to call the Police to stop her driving away from the Clinic she was SO bad. My sister had to drive 75 miles to calm her down and take her home - they held her at the Clinic for her own safety. It was traumatic, and we had to remove her keys, then sell her car quickly, but within a few weeks she got used to taking taxis or being driven everywhere. I think it came as a bit of relief after all the stress for her in the end. In the meantime, talk to your brother, tell him your safety concerns and perhaps come up with a plan to sit down quietly TOGETHER with dad and lay everything on the table. Do not let everything rest on your shoulders. Good luck, Dave.
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05-06-2015, 06:07 PM | #3 | ||
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Welcome o00o_itz_brat_o00o.
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05-06-2015, 08:30 PM | #4 | |||
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03-14-2019, 11:45 PM | #5 | ||
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Hello,
My 25 year old son was recently found to have calcifications in the Basal Ganglia - he is due a 2nd MRI in May. I am desperately researching EVERY thing I can find out about it as it a rare genetic disorder with no cure. My son has started showing symptoms (fainting, mood swings, verbal aggression, some involuntary movement but NO seizures) I am flying to Cuba after the MRI - as I found a Neuro Clinic there (and they have cures for things the rest of the world can only dream of -hopeful - but a realist) I've read there are studies that I'd like to get my son involved with. Any other sufferers, or family members that know of any advances, research or new therapies, someone I can contact. I am not wealthy but will sell everything I own for my only child's treatments and well-being . I beg those that know ANYTHING to share their findings (whatever I find I will share with all that care for it) I thank all of you in advance, Jenny I will not rest until I find a cure. |
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