How do I help a hoarder?

My recently widowed aunt lives alone and has been in the same house for over 35 years. Her house is dirty and her belongings are piled waist high throughout her home. When I offer to help her clean some of it out, she becomes very angry. How can I handle this?

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Mom’s had a stroke.

My Mom is 84 and recently had a mild stroke. She is living on her own and needs physical theory to help get her left side to get moving again. The problem is that she lives about an hour from me, so I cannot see her every day and she really needs more help (both with daily needs and more physical theory than she is currently getting. I am also very worried that she may have had more mirror strokes since the first one. She is not doing well at all. The local government agency in her area cannot offer her more help at this point. How can I help my Mom more?

Kathy

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Seniors and Nutrition

Sometimes it is hard for people to maintain a healthy diet.

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Vivian’s Story

Last year I was diagnosed with high blood pressure and my doctor prescribed medication for it. I decided it was time to get proactive about my health but had never been a very athletic person.

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What does a nursing agency do when someone is dying at home?

What does a nursing agency do when someone is dying at home?

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Empowering Angels

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How often do we need a personal support worker?

I’ll be taking care of mom’s bills and care from here on in. How often do you suggest we pay for a personal support worker and how much?

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What about Live-In-Help?

My parents are doing ok, but they I think that having some live-in-help would be a good idea. What do you think?

Ron

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Not A Good “POA”

My husband Cliff is the POA for his father who has had a major stroke and is basically a zombie. Cliff takes care of the financial side of things but rarely visits and never goes to the hospital when his Dad is taken there. My husband counts on “the system” to do the caregiving for his father. He “manages” his Dad’s affairs but his lack of care giving skills drives me crazy.

Allison

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Is Dad eating properly?

How can I tell if my dad is eating properly? He seems to be getting less interested by the day.

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