Buy a clue.
Instead of repeatedly showing us how little you know understand or comprehend of Alzheimer’s, go see what it is like.
Get back to us once you figure out how to “make” an Alzheimer’s patient “do” anything, mmkay?
“Buy a clue.
Instead of repeatedly showing us how little you know understand or comprehend of Alzheimer’s, go see what it is like.”
You don’t get it. Her condition doesn’t change whether she can be allowed to do this. Would you also allow her to drive a car in her condition? I suspect you would prevent her from doing so, regardless of any other consideration.
“Get back to us once you figure out how to “make” an Alzheimer’s patient “do” anything, mmkay?””
Which is why she has to be under the care, and yes control, of someone trained to deal with her. Preferably family, but that isn’t always workable. But either way, she can’t be left to her own control. She can’t be allowed to hurt people because she is ill.