Be understanding in all aspects of caring and yes those of us who have gone through the process of caring know how hard it can be, but these steps will help to make life a little easier.
- Always agree with their train of thought
- Try not to disagree or argue
- Do not remind them they have forgotten something
- Do not question their memory
- Try your very best not to take things they may say personally, let it go over your head.
- Let them take their time when thinking.
- Agree with what they say even if it’s wrong or difficult for you.
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