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I have read the responses and there are many solutions. Most of us have gone through or are still going through with these awful brain deficiencies, they all have one name or another 😔 but, it affects our loved ones from living in a sound , sane and safe manner and all three of those are detrimental!

I understand all of this being new to you and my heart goes out to you.
I am adding my insight (Toughen up)
Being timid and fearful will only get get your feeling crushed even more!
You’ll have to parent your parent. The dynamics have changed! ( and yes, that’s a whole new way of living that you may absolutely despise… but, just endure). It may be trial and error but, just endure!
You’ll have to make the decisions for her best quality of life along with her medical team. Get a plan in place and execute it( whether she is on board or not… remember “ the dynamics have changed. “
Protect her and even save her from herself. Gather all the support you can to help keep you sane … including all of us on this forum💕

Wishing you the best outcome😊
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I am Not sure what her Housing situation Is ? Is she on Low income Housing ? I have Heard reports of bugs being in a apartment ( African flesh eating mites they are Microscopic ) Bed bugs also Hide and Only come out at night - Also people can Listen In to you By hacking Your I Phone and yes they can change things On your I Phone and Laptop . Maybe she should Move . I think her being alone is the main issue and not healthy for someone with dementia .
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Has she had a hearing test? Sometimes the brain tries to interpret a noise it doesn't understand, because brains like to find patterns. It's an illusion not an hallucination.
For example; If I think I keep hearing the radio too low to understand the words, it usually means that earwax has built up and needs to be removed. My brain is picking up sounds it can't identify and decides to "tell" me that it's a radio.
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