“We told him the doctor wants him to have physical therapy. I will warn you, old-time farmers don’t accept help readily. I am a little worried he might develop some sort of dementia, and he won’t remember us talking about you coming. When I walked into his bathroom earlier, he was talking to himself and pointing in the mirror. He is not usually like this. Maybe he acted like this for a while, and we didn’t know since we weren’t here as often as we wanted.”
I grabbed the handle of my bag. “It’s important to take one thing at a time. You already started the first step of moving you and David into this house permanently. Focus on finishing the transition, and I’ll do my assessment and let you know about his specific needs. I’ll help as much as I can to improve his quality of life. Now, go l
