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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I guess I was just looking for something to excuse his behavior. Or to give him a reason for it. My sister lives a few miles from them and she says he doesn't say crazy things like that to them. So if it's not dementia then why would he be saying these things? I try to not give him grounds to say batty things like not having the kids watch tv. He can't complain by them not doing it, but when they are playing with toys and he says something... I'm at a loss of what this could be.[/quote] Maybe your sister doesn't tolerate it like you do. You've let it go on for a long time, so things are unlikely to change the first time you tell him to stop. However, the fact that he doesn't behave like that around your sister showed he does have a filter and he is capable of behaving. Show them you're serious and you don't want those behaviors around your children. Stop the visit when fighting, racial and sexist slurs, or insults to your family occur. Let tem know why or they'll never change. After they see you're serious, they'll either change or they won't be able to do harm to your family. I grew up with grandparents like this. I wish my mother had stood up to them and shielded me from that, instead of letting me be exposed to that in order to avoid hurting her parents' feelings. [/quote]
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