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How Do You Stop The Vulgar Language Of A Dementia Patient

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Ohio, OH
September 2
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A myALZteam Member

I don't know if any way to stop unwanted behaviors. Understand is so limited and my husband forgets everything immediately. Once my husband was using the " f bomb" in our yard and a small child was nearby. I asked him to stop. Didn't do any good so I moved us inside. Hopefully others can
see that this behavior is due to the disease and ask for their understanding of what he can't control.

September 4
A myALZteam Member

Sadly I am finding this to be the norm

September 19
A myALZteam Member

Our neurologist said nothing can be done about inappropriate language and comments medication wise.

September 19
A myALZteam Member

I'm finding that out that from one minute to the next he doesn't remember what he said. We took him on a camping trip he screamed the B world all through the campsite. His language is so bad I can't take him out in public any more. It's so sad to see him go down hill so dast

September 5

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