Advocacy Skit for Strategies

“PWD Perspective” Contributions from other Persons With Dementia (PWD): Myrna Norman, 

Posted 2018 Feb 5 at her PUBLIC “Middle Stages” FaceBook group >>  https://www.facebook.com/groups/Midstagedementia

With the wonderful help of several friends, we’ve been doing some skits at Retirement Communities to help spread actual situations and then we try to explain ways to not only assist the person with dementia but the caregiver.

I take 6 or so tubes of various products that I may mistake for toothpaste. So I have my tooth brush and I pick up vaseline, then I pick up hair removal and so on – my partner explains that there are too many to choose from and hands me the correct toothpaste and makes the suggestion to remove all the other items from the place that I normally brush my teeth.

I get really angry and walk around the area complaining and building up to being nasty. – My partner suggests having a snack while we listen to some of my favourite songs. It works.

Wanting my Mommy or Daddy. Do not save they are dead. I will have to go though the grieving again. Just say they are at the lake or gone on a holiday.

Do not say ‘Don’t you remember?’

Hope this helps – let me know if you want more.

Myrna’s index for other pages on this blog is >>  https://truthfulkindness.com/index-persons-with-dementia-pwd/myrna-norman/

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