How many broken TVs is the limit?

My husband does the same. If you have windows, get curtains to block reflection, cover TV with a cloth or towel. Reflections at night in window or TV screen trigger anger. Find out what TV shows or music your husband loved as a kid/ teen and play series or music at night.

Get good case cover for phone perhaps with rubber edging so it has more bounce and softer edging.

Just observing him. A lot of therapist/ people say don't bother trying to figure out why they do things. That's wrong, sometimes you can. My husband carries so many items in his pockets and wears layers of clothes. He cannot remember where he puts things so thinks people are stealing clothes etc..It is logical thinking in his illogical world. His mind is playing tricks on him but responses make sense.

My husband broke a lot of phones too. :)

I joined your early onset group and added description. Yes, I had to give up full time job to drive my kids to and from school and care for him and my mother..both dementia..

I have that book and jump to sections as needed. Time change led to more anger though we have been dealing with that for years. He is better than he was in the beginning but we are looking at Respiridol ? Spelling?

He has phone but it is rarely on anymore. I'm looking into installing camera to check on him during day while I'm working. Considering a device like Alexa where I can call and video chat. Not sure on that yet.

I took knobs of stove and washing machine.He mostly cares for pets, chickens. I built him a bird trail which he is in charge of changing bird feeders. We play Little House on prairie at night continuous. Lol

if it wasn’t so serious it would be funny, I do like seeing the lighter side of all these happenings. We’ve gone through 4 new mobile phones and a couple of old ones and a new wired in phone so far. Apparently they are all crap not working (they were all working) but I figure it’s only a little expense to outlay and very satisfying to my DH especially when a new phone arrives. I only buy inexpensive phones or gadgets he can fiddle away to his hearts desire with no SIM card in them there’s no harm. 36 Hours sounds like it would be a very informative read. My DH is also very suspicious of reflections so down come the blinds at night, he is also suspicious of tradesmen, kids walking along the street and most other things. But its this awful disease it’s not him, my heart goes out to him. It’s such a hard sole destroying job that we are all doing take care of yourself as much as possible.

I have to have a sense of humor not only for me but for our kids. We have three teens. My DH steals all our phone chargers. I say probably " hoohoo did it " .I had to clean out the shed and he was asking why I was getting rid of stuff, my 13 yr old came to me and said, " Don't worry, I'll ask him to make me mac n cheese and I will help him. Distraction tactics with teens work great. :)