I can relate. Our grandfather stays with us most of the time. He only goes to his home sometimes. It does take a lot of patience. Sometimes it is unavoidable that there will be burst of emotion, however. We have to remind ourselves always to be more patient.
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I totally get the patencience thing with grandparents. Have both my Mom's parents still alive and living just a couple miles from me. My Grandmother has dementia and from the way things have been looking it's setting into my grandfather. This makes them very trying at times to say the least. Love them dearly, but they do require a lot of patience.
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