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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]You don't need a snappy comeback. Get her an appointment with her doctor to talk about this issue and see if she's ok.[/quote]

This. Along with the overwhelming chorus here, drop the *being irked* scenario - which is not going to help - and get some medical advice.[/quote]

I disagree with the stop being irked. Having been at this for years, you have a right to feel frustrated and at a loss. Feel irked. It's normal! It's tough. I would read these forums and think you get the magic neurologist fairy to help and voila-things are better. They aren't. It can be a massive ordeal getting the loved on to the doctor and getting the doctor to take it seriously if the person can still hold it together and pass the screen. Even when you have a diagnosis, it's hard to get the person to comply with mood meds and things decline, there are no good meds for cognitive. I have dealt with so many outbursts and accusations. I hate it! I hate hearing it's the disease where in some cases it really is just a worsening of behavior that was already there and even when it isn't that and instead it's a major change in personality, it sucks and you miss the person you knew. There are so many videos with tips from experts online and it was so helpful and comforting for a while and frankly after enough years those videos just annoy me. Who wants to be treated this way?

Keep us posted OP. [/quote]

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