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- Scene 4: At the hospital.......
- Okay, I will have Olivia to assist me in my daily activities to improve my health concerns.
- Mrs. Dela Vega, we will monitor your daily physical activities and exercise like walking, gardening, seated exercise to keep your muscles, joints, and heart in good shape. It will also help you to stay at a healthy weight and have regular toilet and sleep habits.
- Yes, sure. I’m more concerned about my safety so it’s important that they have an idea about my condition. Thank you
- Take note also of the family education that we will be discussing including all the members of the family, so they’ll have an idea on how to take care of you. Is that okay with you Mrs. Dela Vega?
- Scene 5: At Dela Vega Residence.....
- One of the initial symptoms of the condition is frequent memory issues, such as difficulty using the correct word, difficulty comprehending visual imagery and spatial relationships, and poor reasoning or judgment. The disease's symptoms worsen with time and include altered behavior and increasing bewilderment.
- Good Morning, I would like to have a family education about Mrs. Dela Vega’s condition. She’s been diagnosed with mild Alzheimer's disease but she still can understand simple things and still can do the things she does everyday. Alzheimer's symptoms might differ from person to person.
- Respect the person's personal space, and don't get too close. Be patient when someone has trouble finding the right words or putting into words. Try not to take it personally if the person does not remember you is unkind, or gets angry. The plan is to set up the activities with the family, monitor the medication she takes everyday, and ensure the patient's safety at all times.
- What can we do to help our mom in coping with this disease?
- Scene 6: At Dela Vega Residence........
- For the rest of the family, please educate yourself more about Alzheimer's disease to help your mom and be patient and supportive. It's important that the person knows you're listening and trying to understand them. Take your time. Anticipate that tasks may take longer than they used to but try to understand and schedule more time for them. keep your loved one safe and comfortable, keep track of their medications and doctor's appointments, and give them your love and support.
- Thanks for this info I will make sure we will do all that we can and make sure she gets the emotional support she needs during these times.
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