On PRIVACY and DIGNITY : "From a personal perspective, working to keep someone's dignity out in the wider community has been something I've struggled with. Do I tell all the local neighbours about mum and dementia? Of course I want them to be able to support her - but, is this the right way? What about local shops and services - how much should I tell them?
In discussions with her GP, am I always careful to facilitate the conversation in a supportive way, rather than dominating the conversation myself?
Do I find myself making decisions because "I know best", or do I talk it through with mum in an appropriate way? And, in discussions with family members, is it always appropriate to tell them everything? ....
The University of Bradford has produced a video about decision making and a person with dementia: ..."
link: http://www.dementiachallengers.com/dignity-in-dementia.html
In discussions with her GP, am I always careful to facilitate the conversation in a supportive way, rather than dominating the conversation myself?
Do I find myself making decisions because "I know best", or do I talk it through with mum in an appropriate way? And, in discussions with family members, is it always appropriate to tell them everything? ....
The University of Bradford has produced a video about decision making and a person with dementia: ..."
link: http://www.dementiachallengers.com/dignity-in-dementia.html
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