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DiamondD
Asked September 2017
My husband and I need help taking care of my brother with dementia. Where do we find help?
We have been taking care of him for four years and we really need help.
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Eyerishlass
Sep 2017
What kind of help you need depends upon where he lives. With you? Alone? What are his needs? How progressed is the dementia?
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97yroldmom
Sep 2017
Hi DiamondD
How old is your brother? Is he retired? Does he live with you and your husband?
Tell us more about the situation.
You can contact the area on aging and ask for a needs assessment and where you can get the help they suggest he needs.
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How old is your brother? Is he retired? Does he live with you and your husband?
Tell us more about the situation.
You can contact the area on aging and ask for a needs assessment and where you can get the help they suggest he needs.
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