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A member asked:
My mom is starting to believe in strange things and i'm worried about her. how should i react when she talks about her delusions?
A doctor has provided 1 answer
Get help!: She needs medical care. Enlist the help of family/friends. Meanwhile, listen to her non-judgmentally but don't argue with her. That may just anger her. She may be more willing to see her primary care physician first who can then refer her to a psychiatrist. Delusions can be dangerous & whatever's causing them needs to be addressed and treated. It's clear you care about her.
Answered 8/9/2014
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