We have a grandma who is 84. She constantly wants everyone to die — the kids, the grandkids. Everyth…

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We have a grandma who is 84. She constantly wants everyone to die — the kids, the grandkids. Everything is never right for her. Recently, we bought her pills, but she won't take them because they used to be smooth, and now they're rough 🤦🏼️. She takes care of herself, figures everything out. She goes shopping, pays the utilities. She lives offline. She wasn't like this before. What is this? Her character, or something with her mind due to old age?
Who bought from the pharmacy and how did you check that the storage temperature was maintained?
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Kristina
Early signs of dementia.
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Lyudmila
Unfortunately, old age. My great-grandmother at 84 didn't do much. She sometimes fed the chickens, collected eggs, baked pancakes, and cooked borscht with sauerkraut. And she sat on her bed, that's what I remember (although I was 13). She accused my mother (her granddaughter) of stealing dishes, which of course didn't happen. She treated me to candies from a 1000-year-old Muscovite (they were dry as rocks). Once she added fish roe to the borscht
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Asya
Ask a psychiatrist and they'll tell you if you're okay or not.
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Shashkova Anna
Old age
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Natalya
My mental health has been suffering.
Sound familiar?
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Kristina
It's still likely
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Irina
Not thinking so clearly, I see. Must be because she wasn't like that before.
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Tatyana
Old age is
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Tatyana
with all my heart.
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Viktoriya
Irina I mean that she is not limited in life. Everything is like for ordinary people
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