Communicating with People Living with Dementia

[@Glassdunes]

one of the best youtube videos on elder care I have seen! just fact after fact of treasure

[@peeweepixie3655]

Thank you for this video. It has great information in it! I’m a healthcare worker and have been working with dementia patients for 3 years now. Before working with seniors I had no experience with the disease. It really is different for each individual who suffers with it, which makes it tricky to help them.

[@sergiuclaudiu408]

Very good information! Well done Rhonda! Thank you.

[@asrieldreemurr4327]

My great grandma has dementia. This was really helpful and I hope she will understand and possibly remember me better before her last days.

[@Gratitudejoy21]

SO SO helpful!!! Thank you so much for your fantastic work and advice!!!! My grandmother has dementia. Many blessings to all!!! From Belgium, Europe 🙏

[@rnmansfieldjr1664]

Thank you from Idaho, USA.

[@Redlioness-gp9ci]

I found this to be very helpful.
"SPECAL" I took notes and will use those rules when dealing with someone having dementia.
Good video with clear and concise information.
Thank you.

[@michellewhiting2164]

This is an excellent, helpful video! Thank you so much.

[@Paulohlsson7]

Hi Michelle, how's your day going with you?

[@gothdogs6300]

Thankyou. A million million times thankyou. This knowledge will help me with my mum. Thankyou ❤❤❤❤

[@clairejohnson7809]

What would somebody suggest for when a patient in hospital thinks they are in their own home, which happens all the time. They think other patients are in their house or they keep getting up to find their bedroom. I try not to contradict their reality but im not sure on how to reassure them when they are in such a strange environment

[@Paulohlsson7]

Hi Claire, how's your day going with you?

[@JonPaterson-v8t]

Great video with valuable information - thank you.

[@karengilbert9016]

I want my mum back just the same to everyone we have to be strong for them 🌺

[@bendove2191]

Thanks from Norway

[@BeautifulOaks]

Thank you, very valuable information.

[@amorcamacho8011]

Very helpful thanks for sharing 😊❤️

[@emonali2140]

As care workers, those tips will be helpful

[@romanadavid9610]

I learned more for this tips. Thank you.❤

[@elizabethbishop9612]

Thank you for sharing this

[@fayepinkerton1550]

Thanks fr this info.lts hard to hear yr lovd one asking bt not remembering aftr xplaining again and again tht they did nothng wrong

[@yiolapanayiotou4324]

Useful, thank you very much.

[@NatureEllaJ]

Thank You for this information 🌹✨💫

[@danhthanhpham8682]

Thanks you for sharing good tips

[@navywife68]

this is wonderful advice. But how do we deal a person with dementia who never was happy person? a very negative angry person? This is my challenge

[@therealjag]

I have this same issue with my mum. There's no getting through to her she's constantly in a bad mood

[@annaneufeld6867]

maj mam not nais not hapi

[@matthewperegrine4552]

Thank you.

[@killerwhale5]

Hi from sweden

[@jackiefilakosky669]

Thank you 😊

[@Paulohlsson7]

Hi Jackie, how's your day going with you?

[@jeannemccloskey9416]

My husband with Alzheimers in Memory Care needs a blood draw to check Depakote levels. He will not let the nurse do this job. He yells, swears, slams the wall, breaks things. How do we/they get him to comply?

[@ecopley9013]

Can they give him a calming or sedating medication first? Also use some anesthetic cream to numb the area perhaps?

[@jeannemccloskey9416]

@@ecopley9013 thanks for your interest. Finally the nurse came again and I was there and coaxed him into have the blood draw on the same day as the flu and covid shots. It took a look of coercing. Months later, he has been given Xanax to help with continuing anger for showers. Not a good situation at all!!

[@Paulohlsson7]

Hi Jeanne,how's your day going with you?​@@jeannemccloskey9416

[@sofiamathew8284]

Thanku so much Mam🙏❤

[@mysweettotoro3076]

💗🌷💗

[@gwenstein5517]

Excellent information

[@Paulohlsson7]

Hi Gwen, how's your day going with you?

[@leeanneprince1696]

How do I get my mother to calm down when she is aggitated

[@DuhYaThink]

Xanax

[@ecopley9013]

Would some food and water help perhaps?

[@KrystalHarwood-z1b]

@@DuhYaThink Rexulti?

[@DuhYaThink]

@@KrystalHarwood-z1b Don’t know what that is

[@KrystalHarwood-z1b]

@@DuhYaThink another medication for dementia. there are tons of commercials about it

[@lindsay8845]

Thanks!

[@Paulohlsson7]

Hi Lindsay, how's your day going with you?

[@rajlaxmi-2110]

Whejn they ask questions and we lie to them, are you sure that they dont know we are lying about mother going shopping?
Also, what other kind of questions they ask ?

[@KrystalHarwood-z1b]

no they will believe you

[@josephjandoc3493]

thnak you

[@goodkarna]

Or there's Teepa. 🤷🏼‍♀️

[@franhumes9776]

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