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What do you do when siblings can't agree on care for their mother with dementia?

Asked by lrenzi  |  Mar 6, 2010

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KelleyBean

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Mar 6, 2010

irenzi,

quite simply.. who has POA? or who is her caregiver? sometimes a sibling on the outside doesnt understand the full extent of what a parent needs.. if neither of you can agree.. listen to a doctor or call your local office of aging.. they can come in and assess what your parent needs...

 
 

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