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    • Zeal mummyZ Offline
      Zeal mummy
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      Liew Nga Wing\" post_id=\"2071977\" time=\"1656304234\" user_id=\"195250:[quote=\"Liew Nga Wing\" post_id=2071977 time=1656304234 user_id=195250]
      I am sorry to hear your mum is having serious dementia. Could she still take care of her daily life, like eating, going toilet, etc, by herself?

      I agree playing mahjong is so fun and I consider mahjong playing is the best boradgames I have played. The problem is playing with friends on a real table may involve some money and don't know whether one's can take this type of \"excitement\" or not.[/quote]
      You can also keep points and then the winner or loser can buy dinner.

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      • janet88J Offline
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        starlight1968sg\" post_id=\"2072022\" time=\"1656324971\" user_id=\"14025:

        Tks Janet
        No, my dad doesnt hv dementia.
        Sorry.

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        • MrsKiasuM Offline
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          I put in calendar…after morning reminder I will change the timing to nearer to the actual time. On top of that I set alarm. That’s for dds matters…If I don’t do that I will completely forget and during holiday I was with one dd for an appt and tuition ctr called me say the younger one haven’t log in. Young and old all forget.

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          • Liew Nga WingL Offline
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            Zeal mummy\" post_id=\"2072050\" time=\"1656342852\" user_id=\"58173:[quote=\"Zeal mummy\" post_id=2072050 time=1656342852 user_id=58173]
            Set an alarm? Keep a notepad? You’re just being forgetful. Like anyone who might be.. many kids forget their homework too haha[/quote]
            Have to help him to solve his problem so that he can continue working. He is not kids and his work is not homework from school.

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            • Zeal mummyZ Offline
              Zeal mummy
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              Tips for dealing with forgetfulness


              People with some forgetfulness can use a variety of techniques that may help them stay healthy and deal with changes in their memory and mental skills.

              Here are some tips:

              Learn a new skill.
              Follow a daily routine.
              Plan tasks, make to-do lists, and use memory tools such as calendars and notes.
              Put your wallet or purse, keys, phone, and glasses in the same place each day.
              Stay involved in activities that can help both the mind and body.
              Volunteer in your community, at a school, or at your place of worship.
              Spend time with friends and family.

              Get enough sleep, generally seven to eight hours each night.
              Exercise and eat well.
              Prevent or control high blood pressure.
              Don’t drink a lot of alcohol.
              Get help if you feel depressed for weeks at a time.

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              • Liew Nga WingL Offline
                Liew Nga Wing
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                MrsKiasu\" post_id=\"2072054\" time=\"1656343197\" user_id=\"43981:

                I put in calendar..after morning reminder I will change the timing to nearer to the actual time. On top of that I set alarm. That's for dds matters..If I don't do that I will completely forget and during holiday I was with one dd for an appt and tuition ctr called me say the younger one haven't log in. Young and old all forget.
                You didn't save your younger one tuition appointment in your calendar?

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                • Liew Nga WingL Offline
                  Liew Nga Wing
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                  Zeal mummy\" post_id=\"2072051\" time=\"1656342992\" user_id=\"58173:[quote=\"Zeal mummy\" post_id=2072051 time=1656342992 user_id=58173]
                  You can also keep points and then the winner or loser can buy dinner.[/quote]
                  Maybe relatives can do so...for friends, they usually play with \"real\" money.

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                  • MrsKiasuM Offline
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                    Liew Nga Wing\" post_id=\"2072059\" time=\"1656343992\" user_id=\"195250:[quote=\"Liew Nga Wing\" post_id=2072059 time=1656343992 user_id=195250]
                    You didn't save your younger one tuition appointment in your calendar?[/quote]
                    Coz that day was busy after rushing my stuffs then bring dd to appt..plus holiday all haywire..didnt set alarm. This week was rushing even hp also forgot to bring out. No wallet no hp with credit..10cts also dont have but luckily dont need go far away.

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                    • Liew Nga WingL Offline
                      Liew Nga Wing
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                      MrsKiasu\" post_id=\"2072061\" time=\"1656344750\" user_id=\"43981:

                      Coz that day was busy after rushing my stuffs then bring dd to appt..plus holiday all haywire..didnt set alarm. This week was rushing even hp also forgot to bring out. No wallet no hp with credit..10cts also dont have but luckily dont need go far away.
                      OMG, try to plan properly and don't rush, you have to set a good example to dds on how to arrange daily activities. I maybe a fortunate people because I have never forgot my appointments and never forget to bring my wallet....

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                        Liew Nga Wing\" post_id=\"2071977\" time=\"1656304234\" user_id=\"195250:[quote=\"Liew Nga Wing\" post_id=2071977 time=1656304234 user_id=195250]
                        I am sorry to hear your mum is having serious dementia. Could she still take care of her daily life, like eating, going toilet, etc, by herself?

                        I agree playing mahjong is so fun and I consider mahjong playing is the best boradgames I have played. The problem is playing with friends on a real table may involve some money and don't know whether one's can take this type of \"excitement\" or not.[/quote]
                        Thanks, we just have to accept that it is part of the aging process in her case. We have a helper helping her movement in the house so it's fine for now.
                        Playing with friends can involve real money or just the chips if all are in agreement. Even for real money, it can be really small amount, it's really up to the players to define.

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