Where hasn’t he peed?
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Buggs! I honestly don’t know how you do it!0
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I feel your pain. My FIL peed everywhere when he lived with us last year (and was mobile). Vents, closets, shoes, room heater, drawers, and off the balcony into the living room. Glad that stage passed, but boy was it a pain.
Nature’s Miracle dog/cat pee spray works good on human pee too, btw.
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I also don't know how you do it. Have you even considered placement?
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I have begun prowling the house at night with a backlight flashlight.0
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I have considered placement and am taking steps in that direction. I just got my letter from the geriatric psychiatrist so will be phoning our lawyer to get the wheels going. We did poa s a number of years ago, so now time to sort this.As for peeing, I just follow my nose. I do wash the floors regularly and Clorox the sinks, gee clorox is now a verb. I have settled into a form of a routine and for the most part am handling things well. I realize this will change as there is no cure for dementia and things will get worse.0
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So funny about the blacklight...I got that for our puppy last year but works on DH! If DH wakes up during the night he refuses to use the toilet...I don't get it...I have a bucket ready but now he pees in his depends and I double them so can cut off the soiled one and has a fresh one ready. By that time he is up and uses the toilet!0
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I remember making little toilet paper targets and putting cheerios in the toilet for my son to aim at when he was 2!!! Maybe when my DH gets to that stage I'll have to try that tactic again!!!0
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For about 3 months before placement DH began peeing all over the place. For a while it was the garbage can, which was an easy cleanup. Or it was on the rug in the bathroom - another easy cleanup. Then it went to the floor by the garbage can. Not that hard to clean up. Once the dog bed. Had to throw that away. And in front of the couch, on the carpeting. And by the bed again on carpeting. And in the laundry room. He didn't always understand the toilet, so I'll be honest and say we started walking around outside when I knew he had to go. We live rural, so no neighbors to watch.
In MC he still pees all over. I can take him to the bathroom, but he won't go in the toilet because he doesn't understand what it is. Staff says they find puddles everywhere. It used to be by the garbage cans, but now he's progressed to just wherever. Depends don't work because he still wants to pull his pants down to go. He's started having bowel movements in odd places too I guess. Staff says he's handed them over to them. Ugh. Placement came just before that started, lucky me!
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Commonly Used Abbreviations
DH = Dear Husband
DW= Dear Wife, Darling Wife
LO = Loved One
ES = Early Stage
EO = Early Onset
FTD = Frontotemporal Dementia
VD = Vascular Dementia
MC = Memory Care
AL = Assisted Living
POA = Power of Attorney
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