My wife used to be very social and enjoys people, but I am finding it more and more difficult to take her out in public. She often says things that are embarrassing and may yell at people for no reason.
Taking her out is very stressful. Any tips?
Gary Skole February 2023 As human beings, socialization is a vital part of our existence. Numerous studies have shown the importance of connecting with others…
He is concerned that his wife is hallucinating and also crying quite often. The hallucinations he is OK with but the crying is getting him upset.
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For outgoing, social people, continuing to get them together with other people or at least out of the house can be helpful. However, this can also be very stressful for the care partner. I just read a great article from the Dementia Society of America that offers some very good tips. You can read it here: https://dementiasociety.blogspot.com/2018/04/helpful-tips-when-escorting-those-with.html