"I offer lots of advice online." You've been a mentor to less experienced homeschooling parents for years. I'm not an expert at this, but it seems like you've had years of experience in a leadership role.

Orthodox6, no need to apologize or delete your posts. This is a difficult subject to deal with. The more information I have, the better prepared I'll be to deal with whatever may happen.

My mother is in an assisted living complex in the dementia care building. The staff cares for 20 patients, and is responsible for all of their needs. Some of the patients are non-verbal and confined to wheelchairs. Others, like my mother, are capable of caring for themselves in a limited way, but most of their memories are lost. As her condition progresses, my mother has become "grumpy" and sometimes not very cooperative. So, there could possibly be issues with the staff not trying very hard.

My elderly mother has dementia and is living in an assisted living facility. Her wardrobe is looking a little shabby, and I'm not sure what type of clothing to buy for her. For the winter, I bought her elastic waist jeans and sweater sets, but it doesn't look like she's worn them. I've only seen her in the clothes that she had when she moved into the facility. Can anyone tell me where to buy comfortable clothes for my mother?

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