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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]This sounds dementia related, I’m sorry to say OP. [/quote]

I agree with this.

I also don't really know what OP is looking for. A way to respond to her mom if she says she's being "targeted" again? [/quote]

This is OP. I'[b]m looking for a way to help my mom (primarily). [/b]Or for ways to respond.[/quote]

I think you should post a similar message under either Health & Medicine or the Midlife/Aging forum. People who've had experience with dementia won't realize a thread in Family relationships may need their experience.

I'd ask what are the resources or where to get resources to help figure out what this behavior is.

My father, in his 80s, has some sort of short-term memory loss that very rarely progresses to full blown dementia. Thank goodness. I never say "Don't you remember? We talked about this yesterday." I always answer the question (sometimes on consecutive days) and move to the next topic. That's not the situation you're describing, as he isn't bringing up some sort of argument.

Good luck. Hugs.[/quote]

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