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The reason for this is that people will generally listen to a doctor, but they hate it when their family suggests that they have cognitive issues.
I don't want to offer hope that the doctor can do a lot to help her if she does have dementia, but there are other issues that can cause these symptoms such as urinary tract infections and medication reactions. She should have a good checkup with all of her meds checked. Then the doctor can recommend what to do about cognitive issues if that's the problem.
Good luck!
Please let us know how it goes,
Carol
You have to take care of yourself first in order to take care of your Mom! Sometimes the difficult decision of a nursing home is the best option for the whole family. God bless!
Also, please keep coming back and reading the posts here. We can't fix your problem, but we do understand.
Carol