She’d been in our home (Adult Foster Care) 3 or 4 years and we just couldn’t keep her any longer. She needed a different situation. I feel so down about it, like it’s a personal failure to lose her. She had dementia and was the only black in our home. I don’t think she could trust us very much. It is sad.
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Hopefully she found another place where shes safe
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Feel for you, @PinCushion . It is sad when you eventually lost someone who lived in the same house with you.
I think Drinking a cup of hot tea or coffee will help you.
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Our home is safe, her danger was in herself. She is in a hospital now, until they get her in a more specialised home. She was stealing and refused to bathe. The whole house was beginning to stink from her. She would not use a toilet, but used buckets in her room. We played along with her as long as we could but we had a limit. She’d leave without saying where she was going, fill a shopping cart with items she couldn’t pay for, and made nonsense phone calls. It just added up to her needing a more controlled home. I wonder if she’ll ever wake up to the fact that she had it good here.
Well i hope she gets some type of help. She must have been really struggling
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Yes, you could see the struggle in her face. But she refused to take meds.
Well in the hospital she might get the help she needs
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Yes, that is what we are hoping. I will pray for her compliance even though I’ll probably never see her again.
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