Consider if there are any other family members who can get brought in to the scenario. Sometimes the answer is no, if the individual has become estranged from family; but if there are any other available siblings, or connected family members. This issue is critical if there aren’t any family members around who can administer care. Your mother-in-law in her aging state and dementia may show a kinder and more likeable side than in the past. Nira Rittenberg is an occupational therapist who specializes in geriatrics and dementia care at Baycrest Health Sciences Centre and in private practice.

Source: thestar March 03, 2018 19:41 UTC