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malibucoop Posted October 2010
Depression
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Female,age 71 depressed.partial mobility, with continual caregivers.
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beta42 Oct 2010
i take care of my mom-79 alz/dementia i take her to the store, to bible study , and to friends homes- she seems to do better even on the days she says she doesnt want to go - its good to get out - so have them take you somewhere
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