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Re: 10000% OT, but how to deal with this.


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Posted by Walt Davies on May 07, 2007 at 08:34:49 from (70.41.255.80):

In Reply to: 10000% OT, but how to deal with this. posted by old on May 06, 2007 at 20:57:30:

If he can read books then his mind hasn't completely gone he may be just tired of listening to all the flap about his getting Old and has shut down his Tolerance level of the bickering family over what to do with him. Old people have a way of getting even with the younger ones who won't jump to their every whim. My wife is 82 this month and she has not tolerance for her two daughters and very little for the grandchildren. I have to put up with this as I know she is in better health than she puts on at times. When she wants to do something she can get up and go pretty good, but let me want to do something and she can play that Old poor is me thing.
Any way this is a family matter between you and your siblings your mother and the doctor and that's where you should be taking this matter not that we don't want to give advice and help but its really not up to us to do this. Its a very personal decision that you and the family need to make without others sticking there heads in. I know its sounds like I'm not very nice but you will be better off later on if you keep it a family matter and please include all of your family so as not to make one mad at the rest.
Well anyway that's my opinion take it for what you want and please think it all over very good and don't rush into anything that will come back to haunt you later on.
Walt 68 and getting there.


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