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Is there something else we should be doing?

I haven't posted for a while as I have been really struggling with the decision to put my mum in a home. My dad wasn't coping and she was awarded continuing...

I haven't posted for a while as I have been really struggling with the decision ...

CateT

•11 years ago

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Pneumonia is back

Hi all,well as i suspected the pneumonia that dad suffered in december is back,bein treated at home with iv antibiotics at the moment. Trying our best 2 keep...

Hi all,well as i suspected the pneumonia that dad suffered in december is back,b...

leanneg

•11 years ago

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Falls

Hi all What techniques or strategies do you use to deal with falls? my husband falls at least once a day dorothy-thompson

Hi all What techniques or strategies do you use to deal with falls? my husb...

dorothy-thompson

•11 years ago

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What about chewing difficulties? My husband has swallowing trouble. but can't chew food very well, is this a common PSP problem?

laroux

•11 years ago

17 Replies

PSP Story With A Touch Of Humor.

My youngest, Melissa, age 20, returned to college a few weeks ago; she lives on campus. Tuesday this week, I woke up at 6:30, feeling refreshed for the...

My youngest, Melissa, age 20, returned to college a few weeks ago; she lives on ...

JudyJ

•11 years ago

23 Replies

ONTARIO CANADA residents

I have managed to get PSP USA to come to Ontario. They should have sent an email to you yesterday with the details. if you didn't receive one, or need more...

I have managed to get PSP USA to come to Ontario. They should have sent an emai...

MJ-Mark

•11 years ago

1 Reply

Thought this might be useful for UK residents only.

Re: Continuing Healthcare assessment. Two key phrases catch my eye: "assessed as needing health care" - nothing about it being only for end-of-lifen only...

Re: Continuing Healthcare assessment. Two key phrases catch my eye: "assessed...

Kathy

•11 years ago

5 Replies

Just wishing everyone a Happy February 1st...

Living in MN it means one more month of winter is behinds us. The temp right now is 2 degrees with a wind chill factor of 7 below, only because there's no...

Living in MN it means one more month of winter is behinds us. The temp right now...

JudyJ

•11 years ago

18 Replies

I have a question about PSP & nutrition; see below.

I saw my Neuro this week. I've always been a poor eater, no excuses. I asked him for nutritional advice specific to PSP. He had none. Also went on to say there...

I saw my Neuro this week. I've always been a poor eater, no excuses. I asked him...

JudyJ

•11 years ago

27 Replies

Repeating phrases?

Hi, we have noticed over the past couple of months my mother in laws speech becoming very slow and slurred. When she does try to speak she simply repeats the...

Hi, we have noticed over the past couple of months my mother in laws speech beco...

Bubbles1

•11 years ago

14 Replies

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All posts for February 2013

Is there something else we should be doing?

Pneumonia is back

Falls

What about chewing difficulties? My husband has swallowing trouble. but can't chew food very well, is this a common PSP problem?

PSP Story With A Touch Of Humor.

ONTARIO CANADA residents

Thought this might be useful for UK residents only.

Just wishing everyone a Happy February 1st...

I have a question about PSP & nutrition; see below.

Repeating phrases?

Search posts

Latest poll

What are your main concerns as a carer?

Topics

Archive