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08-27-2013, 09:02 AM

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Ksman

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Ksman

Junior Member

Join Date: Jul 2013

Location: Kansas

Posts: 24

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mari

Do not argue with him. It is not useful. He is sick. If he had a broken leg you would not wonder why he had a hard time climbing up the stairs.
With the patience and care of you and your wife and his doctors, he will get much better.

M

Thank you. We don't argue with him. We usually change the subject and he switches quickly and moves on to other things.

I was very suprised he actually took his meds last night at bedtime. He normally rejects taking any medications.

"Thanks for this!" says:

anneo59 (08-30-2013), Mari (08-27-2013)

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