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beckiegodsey04
Asked August 2010
My husband has had 2-severe strokes and has been moved into 7 different nursing homes because of him being verbally abusive. I am on my last straw, what can I do?
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NancyH
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I don't know much about strokes other than the physical paralysis.
Is verbal abusive behavior normal or abnormal?
08/26/2010 19:29:11
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Is verbal abusive behavior normal or abnormal?