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If she has dementia, this could be further decline and you probably should be looking at not letting her live alone. It has to be terrifying to think, true or not, that someone is coming in your home. She must spend a lot of time looking in closets and under beds. Poor thing.
my Dad believed that someone was stealing his mail...coming into the house and moving so he could not find it.
he also believed my Mom (age 90) had a boyfriend coming over every night after he went to bed.
Mom told him...”I already have one man too many in my life”!
No point in arguing about it. Laugh. Schedule an appointment to be sure this isn’t a sign of something much worse or something that can be fixed.
Hm, I just read your profile, if this is your mother then you might want to rule out a UTI, which causes some people to go off the rails.