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jlakhani Asked July 2014
Should the patient be told that he/she has Alzheimer's?
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looloo Jul 2014
JessieBelle -- I have that attitude, where if my mother prefers to stay home, watch t.v., whatever it is -- if it's not doing any harm, then I don't fight it. She is 84, has never been outgoing, is not very mobile, doesn't have a lot of stamina, so this is her comfort zone, and that's fine. The comments and suggestions from others can be annoying - "You should GET your mother to try/go/do ______..."
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