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Originally Posted by reader  Wow, I can really feel for ur situation. I cared for an ailing Grandmother until her death. As a nurse if you don't mind I will ask a couple questions, does she have any copd (breathing problems). Lack of oxygen can cause dementia like symptoms. More likely this is just a control issue. She obviously likes to lord this property over their heads. You could anonymously call the office of the aging and a visiting nurse will call. If she is being this difficult and u suspect bipolar disorder or dementia she may require care. How independent is she? Good luck, I was ran through the ringer with my Gram though I miss her terrible. Take Care!! |
Thanks for your response. Sorry for the delay in replying. She is very independent for her age. The only health issue was cancer a few years back that she takes chemo pills for on occasion but other than that, she is ok. She still drives a good bit and has minimal mobility issues. Most people dont realize how she can be from time to time. She puts up a very convincing front, so I have my doubts that there is anything that the state could do.