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Rtosbocv1954
Asked May 2021
My mom has dementia and when I visit her she asks when will she will be able to leave. She thinks she is in the hospital. Advice?
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She ask me 4 to 6 times within 30 minutes. How should I answer her?
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Just say 'when the doctors say so. I'll ask them again tomorrow.'
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