What do you do when a family member reckons a parent is getting early dementia but you can't see it and you're pretty sure they wouldn't have a bar of it too? At a complete loss with this one. You start finding yourself studying them and wondering yourself about stuff you probably wouldn't have.
Get a professional to advise?
I guess so. I can foresee a situation where a very awkward conversation may need to happen.
What do you do when a family member reckons a parent is getting early dementia but you can't see it and you're pretty sure they wouldn't have a bar of it too? At a complete loss with this one. You start finding yourself studying them and wondering yourself about stuff you probably wouldn't have.
Get a professional to advise?
I guess so. I can foresee a situation where a very awkward conversation may need to happen.
Yep, you know that will happen.
On the positive side - the recipient āmayā forget you had itā¦
My sisters all thought my mum was losing it, but I just couldnāt see what they were talking aboutā¦and then I could, and then it got worse. She was 90-91 though. Got bad before she died a month short of 93.
Has anyone used UBER or know of an UBER driver? If so what are they like to use? How does the rating thing work?
Yeah use it regularly.
App connected to your bank account/card, cashless transaction.
Put in your location/use phone GPS, app shows nearby drivers.
Click request uber.
App advises if there is a surcharge (only during peak periods)
put in your destination
uber driver comes to you, and takes you where you need to be.
Best part is uber driver doesnāt find out where theyāre taking you until they accept the fare.
basic 5 star rating system. You give them a score out of 5 they give you a score out of 5. If a driver or riders rating drops below a certain threshold, they can no longer access the service.
What do you do when a family member reckons a parent is getting early dementia but you can't see it and you're pretty sure they wouldn't have a bar of it too? At a complete loss with this one. You start finding yourself studying them and wondering yourself about stuff you probably wouldn't have.
Get a professional to advise?
I guess so. I can foresee a situation where a very awkward conversation may need to happen.
My sisters all thought my mum was losing it, but I just couldn't see what they were talking about...and then I could, and then it got worse. She was 90-91 though. Got bad before she died a month short of 93.
The first obvious sign with my dear old Nana was when she started buttering her slippers instead of her toast in the mornings.
why is there such a big inquest into the death of Phil Hughes. Players being interviewed etc. Or is it more about faulty equipment or something that didnāt protect him?