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LOL, instead of giving her a living thing, maybe you could distract her by giving her a project. How about having her fill out a "family tree" and write a little something that she remembers about each person in the family? Still I think she needs some kind of distraction... When someone has health issues and focuses on them they seem HUGE. If they have something else to do (maybe go through photo albums and label who is who) they don't have time to worry so much about the illnesses they have (or imagine).
My mom, who is 75 is the opposite. I can't get her to stop climbing ladders and mowing the lawn and stripping wallpaper. Sheesh. They are just like kids, huh?
Hugs to you
edited for spelling errors (oops)
LOL, instead of giving her a living thing, maybe you could distract her by giving her a project. How about having her fill out a "family tree" and write a little something that she remembers about each person in the family? Still I think she needs some kind of distraction... When someone has health issues and focuses on them they seem HUGE. If they have something else to do (maybe go through photo albums and label who is who) they don't have time to worry so much about the illnesses they have (or imagine).
My mom, who is 75 is the opposite. I can't get her to stop climbing ladders and mowing the lawn and stripping wallpaper. Sheesh. They are just like kids, huh?
Hugs to you

edited for spelling errors (oops)
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