Thanks to everyone for all the great advice, I am so happy to say mum has began eating a little today and her angry moods have mostly settled, however she is very tired and has no interest in getting out of bed, talking or watching TV, all she wants to do is sleep any suggestions? She won't even get dressed
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Help me get mum out if bed


Let your mum sleep, don't worry too much that she doesn't want to get dressed!
I believe sleep is the best medicine
Each day is different, see what tomorrow brings x
Thanks for advice, I just worry as she hasn't been out of house for months, I want her to enjoy life while I can still manage to get her in & out of wheelchair and now she won't even get out of bed, I have to change the sheets while she is still in it
Bless you
I totally understand
My dad has become bed bound in the last 2 months before that he went to the hospice once a week for music therapy and once a week to a gym for people with Psp and Parkinson's
Breaks my heart looking at him now and he sleeps most of the time and hardly eats
So I really do get you!!
Big hugs
Remember tomorrow may be different X
i agree satt
hows ur ddd
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Hi Jill, mum is doing well, we brought her a new dvd series, amazingly she got hooked, is getting up for showers & getting dressed as I refuse to put tv in her bedroom, how r u
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You always inspire me, Jill.
You seem to avoid the apathy others have. Do you have to make yourself do things ?
Keep it up !
love, Jean x
Hi, I agree with the others, let her sleep. We all know, well we think we know, that she would be better off, at least sat out in a chair, dressed, even going out for some fresh air. Your Mum has very few choices that she can make anymore, try hard to let her make this one!
Lots of love
Heady
Yes agree with what has been said, George would stay in bed nearly all day, since careers have been coming in he get up at 8 o'clock, sometimes he goes back to bed but up after a couple of hours, they come in and put him to bed at 8 o'clock, he is much better, but never wants to go out saying he is cold even when it is warm. Let her sleep she will hopefully, want to do things soon xxxxx Yvonne
I agree with all comments above, but in addition I would mention it to your local pharmacist to see if the sleep is result of some of her medication. Then if a side effect discuss with her GP to change the medicine regime.
Good luck. Tim
Sharli, My husband did that. He would eat a meal and want to go right back to bed. I tried to get him to stay up because it was not healthy for him to stay in bed. I found getting him our of the house worked a little. Best of luck with her.
I find with Chris that if I ask him if he wants to go outside he usually says no. So I just say " time to sit outside " and he does. I wouldn't make him if he really didn't want to.
love, Jean x
Thanks Jean, how do u manage to get Chris outside safely, I am always frightened trying to get mum through doorways & down step s couple of times I have hurt my back getting her in & out of wheelchair
Chris can walk with me. I only need to tell him to hold the door. Can you get the wheelchair outside ?
I also find some days Chris only wants to sleep but not all days. He is always better when any-one official comes round !!