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flamingo1026
Asked January 2018
My sister with Alzheimer's causes all kinds of problems between me and my husband. Any advice?
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10 minutes later she doesn't remember and we are still mad!
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my husband is a narcissist.
01/03/2018 00:31:55
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Just realize she cannot control her behavior, and she will not remember, most of the time. Sounds like learning to just let it go needs to be a resolution for 2018.
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