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Interview 60
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A former friend was frightened by Iris's changed appearance seeing it as a sign of 'madness'.
He was able to care for her in their own home until a very short time before she died. She went into residential care for a short respite and settled in well. Soon afterwards when her condition deteriorated she was found a room and moved there permanently.
Nerves & brain
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Carers of people with dementia
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Caring for parents
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Interview 11
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Thinks the advice and support from good friends and the Alzheimer's Society have been invaluable.
She managed for a time to care for her mother in her own home which was nearby but eventually had to agree to her going into a nursing home.
Nerves & brain
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Carers of people with dementia
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Caring for parents
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Interview 11
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Suggests that other carers should get in touch with their local support groups.
She managed for a time to care for her mother in her own home which was nearby but eventually had to agree to her going into a nursing home.
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