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Elder Rage, or Take My Father... Please: How to Survive Caring for Aging Parents is a unique combination of a riveting true story as well as an extensive self-help book, with solutions for effective management, medically and behaviorally, of challenging elders who resist care. Jacqueline Marcell s poignant and often-humorous story of caring for her challenging elderly father and sweet but frail mother addresses issues like how to get an obstinate elder to: give up driving, accept a caregiver, see a different doctor, take medication, go to adult day care, move to a new residence, etc. Includes: Behavior Modification Guidelines, 25 Q & A s: How Do I Handle My Elderly Loved One Who...', Long-Term Care Insurance, Ten Warning Signs of Alzheimer s, How is Alzheimer s Diagnosed, Three Stages of Alzheimer s, Startling Statistics, Other Diseases That Act Like Alzheimer s, Jacqueline s Top Ten Recommendations, Hope For The Future, The Search for the Cure, Valuable Resources, Recommended Reading. Internationally known dementia specialist, Rodman Shankle, MS MD, contributes the addendum: A Physician s Guide to Treating Dementia. Over 50 endorsements include: Hugh Downs, Regis Philbin, Dr. Dean Edell, Duke University Center for Aging, Dr. Nancy Snyderman/ABC News, Leeza Gibbons, Senator John D. Rockefeller IV, Rudy Tanzi/Harvard Medical School, and The Johns Hopkins Memory Clinic. http://www.elderrage.com
目录
1. If It Isn't Ten Things--It's Twenty | p. 1 |
I've Seen Fire and I've Seen Rain Drops Fallin' on My Head | |
Cries and Careless Whispers | |
Reality Bites the Hell Outta Ya | |
Just a Little R-E-S-P-E-C-T When I Come Home | |
Le Miserable | |
2. Hyde Strung in Plain Sight | p. 17 |
What's It All About, Jackie | |
Losing My Religion | |
As the Wounded Turn | |
One Life to Live-or-Two Minds to Lose | |
3. My Little Gang of Rascals | p. 33 |
Phantom Menace of the Old Folk's Farm | |
Do Not Back Up: Severe Life Damage | |
And Then Came Mom | |
Penny Wise and Pounds of Foolish Fiddlers | |
Grouch-Ohhh | |
Demented Times Require Desperate Measures | |
4. Honey, I Blew Up the House | p. 47 |
Shock It to Me | |
Fred and Wilma Moved to Green Acres | |
The Man From U.N.Believable | |
Look Who's Talking Now | |
Miss Judge What Your County Can Do For You | |
5. Jacqueline, You Ignorant Slut | p. 67 |
Good Morning, Vietnam | |
And Then Along Came Something About Mary Jo | |
I'm Steppin' Into the Third Dementia | |
I Remember Mama Said There'd Be Months Like This | |
6. In a Oh-My-Goddadivida, Honey | p. 87 |
I'm Dreamin' of a Wishful Christmas | |
More Nonsense and Responsibilities | |
If This Table Could Talk | |
7. Nurture and Nature Messed Him up | p. 103 |
The Way They Were | |
Grumpy Old Men Was a Documentary | |
It Shoulda, Coulda, Woulda Been a Wonderful Life | |
Merrily, Merrily, Life Is But a Scream | |
8. Mending Shattered Fences | p. 117 |
Too Good to Be True Lies-or-Dared Consequences | |
I'm Mad as Hell and I'm Not... | |
That's Me in the Spotlight | |
9. Fugitives from Injustice | p. 137 |
He Ought to Be in Pictures Worth a Thousand Words | |
Star Searching For Sanity-or-All My Caregivers | |
The Price of the Prejudice | |
The Old and the Restless | |
Midsummer's Nightmare at the Alamo | |
10. Enter Terri | p. 159 |
May the Driving Force Be With You | |
Long Day's Journey Into Nightmares | |
Clear and Present Danger: The Hospital | |
Joined at the Hip | |
11. Amazing Ariana | p. 177 |
Oh What a Mangled Web We Weave | |
The Hardest Working Maniac in Show Business | |
Pro's and Cons | |
12. Once an Adult, Twice a Child | p. 185 |
Old Age Is Not For Cry Babies | |
Still Crazy After All These Years | |
Liar Liar, Pants on Fire | |
Unsolved Maniac Mysteries | |
Gentle, Dependable, Overnight Disbelief | |
Even Ripley Won't Believe It | |
13. Friends and Family Matters Most | p. 201 |
Desperately Seeking Sanity | |
The Three Faces of Jacqueline | |
The Outer Limits of Suspected Belief | |
I'm All Outta Whole Lotta Love | |
I'd Rather Donate a Kidney... To Oprah | |
14. Gullible's Travels-or-Small Balls of Fire | p. 217 |
Bound and Gagged By Honor | |
Two, Two, Two Minds in One | |
Abbott and Costello Meet Jekyll and Hyde | |
In the Heat of the Day For Night | |
Relative Relativity-or-Tommy Can You Hear Me | |
The Greatest Story I Ever Told You So | |
15. Achy Breaky Heart of Hearts | p. 233 |
Unwanted: Dead or Alive | |
Bound on Broadway | |
What a Long Strange Trip It's Been | |
Hyde Risk Behavior | |
Born to Be Just a Wild and Crazy Guy | |
16. To Be Demented or Deceptive? That was the Question | p. 251 |
How to Earn a Ph.D. at Home | |
Ahhh, Hindsight--It's Always 20/20, Barbara | |
Appendix | |
Behavior Modification Guidelines | p. 272 |
When A Difficult Elder Displays Good Behavior | p. 273 |
Verbal Praise | |
Loving Physical Affection | |
Edible Treats | |
Special Activity | |
Special Attention | |
Gold Stars Chart | |
When A Difficult Elder Displays Negative Behavior | p. 275 |
Verbal Commands | |
Time-Outs | |
Three Strikes | |
Shame | |
Remove Specific Privileges/Charts | |
Call The Police | |
How Do I Handle My Elderly Loved One Who | p. 278 |
1. Wants all my time and attention? | p. 278 |
2. Makes constant unreasonable demands? | p. 279 |
3. Is inflexible, critical and negative? | p. 279 |
4. Complains about real or imagined physical symptoms? | p. 280 |
5. Exhibits bizarre behavior and uses inappropriate/foul language? | p. 281 |
6. Has become suspicious and paranoid? | p. 282 |
7. Is experiencing increasing levels of memory loss? | p. 282 |
8. Makes up silly lies, exaggerates and cries wolf? | p. 282 |
9. Prefers to stay in bed or do nothing--"waiting to die"? | p. 283 |
10. Refuses to allow a cleaning person into their home? | p. 284 |
11. Gets furious if something doesn't happen at a specific time? | p. 284 |
12. Gets mad when told "no" they can't do something? | p. 284 |
13. Wants to eat constantly or only wants to eat the same thing? | p. 285 |
14. Refuses to take showers and change their underclothes? | p. 285 |
15. Is a danger on the road but refuses to give up driving? | p. 286 |
16. Needs but refuses to allow any caregiving help in the home? | p. 286 |
17. Can no longer take proper care of their bills and finances? | p. 289 |
18. Refuses to see any other doctor but is not getting adequate care? | p. 290 |
19. Needs to see a psychiatrist but absolutely refuses to go? | p. 291 |
20. Acts completely normal and charming in front of others? | p. 292 |
21. Fakes illness at the Day Care to avoid going back? | p. 292 |
22. Is driving me crazy as I try to deal with all their problems? | p. 293 |
23. Has pushed me to feelings of resentment and guilt? | p. 294 |
24. Cannot be reasoned with when they go into an illogical rage? | p. 295 |
25. Is completely unmanageable and needs to be placed in a home? | p. 296 |
Long-Term Care Insurance | p. 297 |
Ten Warning Signs of Alzheimer's Disease | p. 298 |
Three Stages of Alzheimer's Disease | p. 300 |
Startling Statistics | p. 302 |
Other Diseases That Act Like Alzheimer's | p. 304 |
Epilog | p. 305 |
A Physician's Guide To Treating Aggression In Dementia | p. 306 |
Types of Aggressive Behavior | p. 308 |
The Nine Major Causes of Aggressive Behavior | p. 309 |
The Potential for Violent Aggressive Behavior | p. 311 |
Medications That Can Increase or Decrease Aggression | p. 311 |
Diagnosis of the Cause of Aggression | p. 313 |
Aggression Evaluation Steps to Determine the Best Treatment | p. 314 |
Screening | p. 316 |
Prevention | p. 318 |
Neuroanatomy of Aggression | p. 319 |
Neurophysiology of Aggression | p. 320 |
Treatment of Aggression | p. 320 |
Behavioral Treatment of Aggression | p. 321 |
Medications to Treat Aggression | p. 321 |
Anti-Aggression Medications Grouped by Their Site of Action | p. 324 |
Conclusion | p. 327 |
Notice | p. 328 |
References | p. 329 |
Valuable Resources | p. 330 |
Recommended Reading | p. 340 |
Contact The Author | p. 344 |
Quick Order Form | p. 346 |