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[quote=Anonymous]Also, you need to call the psychiatrist who said she is fine and any doctors who deemed her phone and spell it out even if you don't have a release. You can leave the info and document that you did _ does not get along with others and reports feeling abandoned -you can no longer take the mood swings, flashes of anget etc -difficulty getting along at doctor's office resulting in.... If she has not been scanned to determine if it's frontal temporal dementia behavioral variant-push for that. Doctors and nurses are happy to believe patient and make it family's problem until you make it clear she is scaring family off and it interferes with health care and ability to hire people. Also, you need as many buffers as possible. Turn everything you can over to hired professionals if she becomes abusive and give them tips if the money is there.[/quote]
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