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Mom is forgetting more and more.words,things i've just told her,where she put things.she is 65.if i told her to see a doctor she'll be mad.what to do?
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Concerning: I appreciate that there are family dynamics, but the symptoms you describe really should be evaluated by a doctor. Perhaps you could suggest that she go for a routine physical and while she is there explain your concerns to the doctor.
Answered 4/26/2015
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