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My Mother has stopped reading and doing cross word puzzles since she suffered a "fall" in the spring. Literally all she does is watch TV. I should add that since the initial hospitalization after 'fall' she needed to be in a rehab facility and is now in assisted living. Her abilities are not what they were both physically and mentally- depression and vascular dementia. What would cause her to show absolutely no interest in the few activities that she used to do?
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Dec 8, 2009
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