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What to do when someone has dementia and doesn't want help?

According to the Alzheimer's Association, more than 59% of dementia caregivers report high or very high emotional stress, often exacerbated by a loved one's refusal of care. Understanding the underlying reasons for this resistance is the first step in knowing **what to do when someone has dementia and doesn't want help**. It is crucial to remember that this behavior is typically not stubbornness, but a symptom of the disease itself, driven by fear, confusion, and a loss of insight.

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Why don't dementia patients take showers? Exploring the reasons and solutions for bathing resistance

According to the Alzheimer's Association, resisting personal care tasks like bathing is a common challenge that affects a significant percentage of people with dementia. Understanding why don't dementia patients take showers is the first step toward finding compassionate and effective solutions that can make hygiene routines safer and less stressful for everyone involved.

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