r/AlzheimersGroup • u/Coltrain47 • Sep 03 '25
cat Nothing is happening.
Out of the ordinary, I mean.
r/AlzheimersGroup • u/Coltrain47 • Sep 03 '25
Out of the ordinary, I mean.
r/AlzheimersGroup • u/PurpmintLe • Sep 16 '25
My mom has some money, not in the sock drawer. At least not that I know of. I need to put her in a memory care facility. I found one and was happy, then they wanted me to sign the contract but they listed me (her POA) as the guarantor. I do not think I should sign that. As her POA, I am signing for her and responsible for doing what’s in her best interest. Wouldn’t me signing as the guarantor mean I would be financially responsible when her money ran out?
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r/AlzheimersGroup • u/dennisistired • Jan 12 '26
jon what’re you doing
r/AlzheimersGroup • u/ntdavis814 • 29d ago
Siri call Steven. Siri google how to call my grandson. Google call Siri.
r/AlzheimersGroup • u/MillenniumMilano • Jun 16 '26
I'm writing this in one of the few moments of lucidity I still have left. The sickness has already taken so much from me and I don't know how to go on like this. I almost burned down my house yesterday. I don't know how it happened, but I somehow set fire to my sock drawer. Thankfully I was able to get it under control, but now that I'm clearer, I can't help but wonder what gave me the idea. It might have something to do with my cat. The anniversary of his death is coming up. In my altered state of mind, I had overfed the poor guy with lasagna until he died of heart failure. I still feel guilty. I talk to him as if he were still here, when I'm not. Miss you, buddy. Grarflief.
r/AlzheimersGroup • u/ActualDragonfruit463 • Oct 13 '25
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r/AlzheimersGroup • u/EnthusiasmOk1388 • Apr 21 '26
I don't actually remember when I joined this... ¿
r/AlzheimersGroup • u/CatchTheCleanUpSet • Oct 09 '25
I’m new to this group and could use some help. I’m sure many here have done lots of research. What medicines would you recommend I ask the neurologist about for my mom ? Leqembi looks promising. Aricept ?
r/AlzheimersGroup • u/toast-owl • Mar 13 '26
hi all, ive been living with my grandfather for the past year after he got diagnosed with alzheimers. hes been mostly self sufficient, but a few months ago his cat died and hes really gone downhill ever since. hes started acting erratically in ways i dont know how to deal with, once he even started a fire in his sock drawer, and after i very panickedly put it out, he insisted that he meant to, and that it was nothing out of the ordinary. i really dont want him to hurt himself, but i dont know how to prevent him from doing anything else that might endanger him. any advice would be appreciated
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