Last Hospital Days & She's BACK! My Little Momma & Dementia

[@JacquelineJack2024]

Ur momma makes us all smile’ it’s her smile. Loving the purple 🤟🏼🤟🏼😜🇬🇧💜

[@kathybula6434]

You are so good to your mother. You are a lesson.❤❤❤❤

[@AnnTurner-y4s]

When she was looking at your husband, she smiles with her eyes..so sweet.

[@debrapannell8582]

My husband fought a ten year battle with early onset dementia. I know the struggle. She is so blessed to have you by her side through this journey. ❤

[@MichelleWall13]

The dementia stare is excruciating to experience 💜🙏

[@darkkprincess]

Always checking in on you and your little momma❤

[@SandraOstrander-l1y]

I can understand hospice at this time but only if its in a facility. I hospiced my dad & husband at home. 1 hour help per day

[@wendystephan35]

Most people who are 2 day post op are getting pain med every 4-6 hours. She doesn’t know to ask for it so you have to. She’s not going to get addicted in a week or 2 like some people worry. She will need it before any kind of physical therapy session. Please remember to ask for it.When she is so mad like this at least try pain meds. Make sure the surgeon wrote an order for pain meds for the nursing home. If he didn’t have the home call for an order. I had this surgery and I cringe every time they move her thinking she has not been medicated. I’m also a nurse.

[@fredakurzbard4316]

I went every day to see my boyfriend of 50 years. And he is now with me and I take care of him. He had a stroke and he can't talk well now. And he gets confused easily too. Being mentally ill sucks

[@marylousarracino9508]

All the bright lights so early would get on my nerves.

[@zeldamoore8371]

Not a job 😂. My friend is a CNA & cares for dementia patients in their home. She is constantly saying "good job" I find it anoying but I don't know if it bothers patients.

[@DeborahSalter]

Those meds r to strong for their little body weight It makes them so drug up. My Mom was the same way. So Sad To See. I Pray for ur Family🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@marylousarracino9508]

Why do you mix her food up. Sweet and savory? Does she not use utensils by herself? I know some people with dementia lose the ability to hold items. So sad! You are very patient!

[@fredakurzbard4316]

I went every day to see my boyfriend of 50 years. And he is now with me and I take care of him. He had a stroke and he can't talk well now. And he gets confused easily too. Being mentally ill sucks