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• 昭和27
• 2023/10/02 (Mon) 15:52
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It must have been very difficult for MITA. Her personality is getting more and more destroyed and she doesn't even recognize you anymore. The last one needs 24 hours of care. No, they say 48 hours of care is necessary.

By the way, have you considered putting her in a nursing home? Or are you in one near your daughter now? But the cost would be enormous. I wonder, while you are married, can't you get Medi-Cal support because of your income, savings, etc.?

• え？
• 2023/10/02 (Mon) 16:27
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So you leave your wife to your daughter and find yourself another woman ？
Don't you also move near SanDiego to help ？?

• 70台前半
• 2023/10/02 (Mon) 16:43
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My mother suffered a stroke in her mid-70s, and since then she has rapidly become a blur. Fortunately, her physical decline came at the same time, so she was a quiet old blur in a wheelchair.

I didn't try to determine whether she had dementia or not. （ There was no point. ） Even so, I lived in a nursing home for about five years. But I lived in a nursing home for about 5 years, and because it was in the countryside of Japan, the monthly rent was a little over 100,000 yen. I heard that the family members around the person with dementia who can move are very hard to deal with.

My goal is to live a long and healthy life （ and die a happy death ）.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2023/10/02 (Mon) 17:10
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I don't understand the purpose of the question.
I think you have the wrong number to ask ？.

• 認知症と老人ボケの違いとは
• 2023/10/02 (Mon) 18:57
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In the case of age-related forgetfulness, a person tends to forget part of an event, whereas dementia tends to forget the entire event itself. Other factors include the impact of the disease on daily life, which is dementia, and the absence of impact, which is age-related forgetfulness.