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welcome to the forum. Talk to his doctors, medication may help calm him down. You could be in danger and he may need hospitalization to regulate medication if he won’t cooperate voluntarily. I have a feeling you’re not in the US?
Definitely have a room you can lock and keep your phone with you at all times. Don’t hesitate to call emergency services if you need to.
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I agree with M1. My DH was extremely demanding and angry. Medication was the answer. It took a bit to get the right combination. Dh saw a geri-physc. The anger and behavior issues were more prevalent in the earlier stages. He is now in stage 7.
I kept 2 things in my pocket at all times a cell phone and car keys. I also had a room with a strong door and lock. I also wore a cell phone watch in which i could call from.
This is a horrible disease and I am sorry you are having to deal with these issues. It is difficult at best.
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I agree also with M1. My DH was so agitated and angry. I brought him to his primary care doctor and she put him on meds. They worked for about 3 weeks, enough time for me to know meds was the answer. When it started again, I brought him to the Emergency Room at our local hospital. I could not calm him. The doctor sent him to the senior care hospital and he spent 15 days in locked unit. The Geriatric Psychiatrist gave him better meds and he calmed down. He stayed calm but doctor said he needed to be placed in a Memory Care facility. He had taken a huge cognitive decline. This disease is terrible and Alzheimer’s is evil. It robs our loved ones of so much including the ability to reason and have compassion for others.
Do not take any abuse. Keep the cell phone, car keys and have a plan.
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call the Alzheimer’s phone number and speak to a professional to help you make a plan. I’ve had to call before and they know this disease well. Learn to redirect, please don’t engage in his behavior. If he hits you, call the police. This will not fix itself and it may get worse before it’s better.I’m sorry you are in the trenches and dealing with these behaviors. I know it hurts. Much love to you.
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This is such a cruel disease. Please take care of yourself, take steps to stay safe, and find ways to get away and do something for yourself even if only for a short time. Love and prayers.
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Maybe have your adult kids, I presume they are adults, stay the weekend or a few days so they can witness some of his madness. Your safety must come first. You've received good advice from other posters already. Have your cellphone ready to call 911 if you feel threatened at all. Keep car keys in your pocket and be prepared to make a dash to the car. I know how frightening it can get. I eventually had to place my DH in memory care.
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