I called Dad this morning and his slurring seemed more pronounced. I wonder if it is a result of having additional strokes, or just the dementia taking it’s toll.
We have an appointment with a doctor this afternoon and I’d like to find some way to talk to her privately before or after our joint visit. It sounds like they have still not gotten his records from the doctor in Langley, or if they have the admin assistant was not aware of it. The new doctor needs to be aware of the various tests that were done and the results of each if she is to provide good care. I did make my concerns known when I phoned in and I’m hoping that information has found its way into his file.
The whole circumstance of Dad and his condition is very trying on me, I just want to hide and avoid it all. Sad think is it will get worse not better, until he finally passes. He is getting more and more forgettful now, he didn’t remember he had a bank account in Trail and he thought we took his scooter home when it is still there. It makes me wonder if he should even be going out, if he gets lost he may be a danger to himself or others. He could end up being one of those people who just walks away never to be found. Unlikely but these are some of my fears.
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