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mstjake
Asked February 2010
My mother is arguing and crying a lot. What can we do?
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Carol Bradley Bursack, CDSGF
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She may be depressed. At any rate, she needs to see a doctor. She could be just depressed or she could be starting a stage of dementia. Only a doctor can tell.
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02/21/2010 07:33:39
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take her to a docter ask her whats wrong calm her down
02/22/2010 12:53:29
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Take care and come back here for support.
Carol