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1. My best recommendation would be to get him to see a neurologist for cognitive testing.

Wed Dec 11, 2024, 08:18 PM

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In a somewhat similar situation i took happy feet Dec 2024 #7

When i took happy feet Dec 2024 #8

That is a really good idea, thank you mahina Dec 2024 #12

Did he hit his head when he fell? Irish_Dem Dec 2024 #3

Can you talk to the charge nurse? Irish_Dem Dec 2024 #16

I am doing great now, thanks. Irish_Dem Dec 2024 #18

He can walk and move around now, the damage was to his lower spine mahina Dec 2024 #22

If he's in a care facility due to a fall, tanyev Dec 2024 #4

Yes they should do a blood panel. Irish_Dem Dec 2024 #5

Oh, that is a good idea. Surgery was already two months ago now. mahina Dec 2024 #6

Even high untreated blood pressure problems can cause mental problems questionseverything Dec 2024 #10

Wow, did not know that! Thank you! mahina Dec 2024 #11

It's not unusual for someone who has slight cognitive Phoenix61 Dec 2024 #13

Some medications can cause things like that. Clouds Passing Dec 2024 #14

Be sure to watch for UTIs. viva la Dec 2024 #19

It's so difficult. Tom Dyer Dec 2024 #20