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D
DiMarga
Asked January 2020
My mom (96) is repeating same phrase (incoherent) in a VERY LOUD voice. Screaming same thing over and over all day. Any suggestions?
Never did this before.
Alzheimer's & Dementia
Behavior Change
Dementia Behaviors
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Sweetstuff
Jan 2020
I just did a search and found a thread in the forum from 2011. Sorry as don’t know how to link it here but you can google search dementia repeating same phrase and it showed up. I hope this helps.
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DiMarga
Feb 2020
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NeedHelpWithMom
Jan 2020
I would get her checked out. She is obviously bothered by something. Could even be a UTI.
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JoAnn29
Jan 2020
If this is new, call her doctor. It may be anxiety and there are meds. My Mom hummed. Problem, she got louder every day.
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DiMarga
Feb 2020
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