About

My Father in Law has dementia and for the past 18 months I (and more recently my husband) have been his primary carer(s).

He gets confused

He gets forgetful

He gets lost

He gets frustrating

We see him on a daily basis, and every day he has done something that, if we didn’t maintain a sense of humour, could drive us to tears.  Instead we chose to see the funny side.

This is my account of living with a dementia sufferer from a humourous perspective.

It is written TONGUE FIRMLY IN CHEEK