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Re: Caring for a parent with dementia

I also love in MI & if she is on Medicaid you can pick up a form from your Dept of Human Services to fill out & submit to get paid for caring for her. I don't think it's much, but it's something!
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Re: Caring for a parent with dementia

I agree! My 82 yo mother has trouble even forming comprehensive sentences but when I talk to her about her past life she's a different person & does remember.
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Re: Caring for a parent with dementia

I also love in MI & if she is on Medicaid you can pick up a form from your Dept of Human Services to fill out & submit to get paid for caring for her. I don't think it's much, but it's something!
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Re: Caring for a parent with dementia

I agree! My 82 yo mother has trouble even forming comprehensive sentences but when I talk to her about her past life she's a different person & does remember.
ds14136761 05-12-2016 04:04 AM
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Re: Caring for a parent with dementia

I also love in MI & if she is on Medicaid you can pick up a form from your Dept of Human Services to fill out & submit to get paid for caring for her. I don't think it's much, but it's something!
ds14136761 05-12-2016 04:09 AM
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Re: Caring for a parent with dementia

I agree! My 82 yo mother has trouble even forming comprehensive sentences but when I talk to her about her past life she's a different person & does remember.
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