By MARY C. FRIDLEY, For The Capital
By MARY C. FRIDLEY, For The Capital
Capital Gazette Communications
Published
10/25/09
DEAR MARY: I've had it with my mother, who thinks nothing of calling in the middle of the night. These calls usually involve a noise or other imagined emergency she wants me to investigate. If I don't respond immediately, she is likely to call 911. I've also noticed she's forgetful, something I hadn't observed before.
This has been going on since my father died several months ago. She is adamant about living in her own home. I can't concentrate at work and it's hard to stay awake when driving. I can't continue like this. What can I do?
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