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Wears same clothes for multiple days
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Bathing less frequently with personal hygiene suffering
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Laundry and housekeeping a burden
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Unable to determine when items need to be trashed
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Keeping spoiled or outdated food
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Not bothering to cook for one person, skipping meals
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No longer able to cook or prepare meals
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Forgetting regular appointments, dr. appointments
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Not able to understand and follow instructions given by the doctor
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Forgetting to take medications
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Losing touch with friends and becoming isolated
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Loss of interest in activities previously enjoyed
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Repeating questions or statements
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Leaving the stove on
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No longer able to pay bills
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Easy prey to solicitors and scams
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Becoming increasingly paranoid or fearful
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Difficulty getting on and off the toilet
If you have noticed some of these signs, it is time to consider a safer environment for your loved one.
Don't wait to a crisis occurs to have these conversations with your loved one. You want to have ample time to research the best option for your family member.
"An AARP survey found 70% of adult children have not talked to their elders about aging. If you are facing these challenges you have options. Don't wait till a fall or hospitalization to discuss these matters."
Signs that it is time to seriously consider getting help