Ups and Downs of Husband`s Mental Illness

@Shaz51 hoping I do not sound too much like this:

Or this:

rather this 😁?

Ha ha @Former-Member

I love your and need your encouragement support soo much xxc

Feel the same way about you @Shaz51

awww @Former-Member

Hello and hugs @Former-Member

it is strange at the moment my friends that I have to be in control here and for my mum -- feels strange

Mr shaz thinks he is losing it

my mum says she thinks she is gettingg dementia

Hello @Former-Member , @Former-Member , @Owlunar , @outlander , @Adge

Had BIL and my SIL come ad visit us this afternoon

I had my hair trimmed and coloured today too xx

lSpare bedroom is all ready for our visitors this weekend @Former-Member , @Owlunar , @outlander , @Former-Member , @Adge

Do you like your hair (colour & trim) @Shaz51 ?

I feel fresher after I have my hair cut.

Gee you do sound like you've been busy - visitors, & getting ready for more visitors....

Adge

Woo hoo @Shaz51 , time to put your feet up...

House guests @Shaz51 - with all you have going on atm - wow

And Mr Shaz thinks he's losing it - probably not - he just thinks that

And your Mum thinks she is getting dementia - probably not or she wouldn't think about that

But you know they say if you are the only one keeping your head when everyone else is in a panic - well - house guests - right now?

This is your second Mum speaking and I am all for encouraging and being a motivational speaker too

And have you seen your doctor about your gall-bladder attacks

Sending hugs

Dec

ahhhh

The dementia thing's not impossible. My Dad is very intelligent, so he realised he was losing function. He even put some of his own compensating methods in place, such as constantly repeating to himself what he was meant to be doing. And I had a temporary taste of dodgy memory after I had neurosurgery years ago, and guaranteed I was aware that my memory was malfunctioning.
Often people with dementia are unaware of their own decline. But not always.