Aggression

Aggression and Lewy

It’s a possibility. Especially with LBD. I’ve mentioned that Burt had a period in which he exercised his anger and aggression. It was due to his aggressive behaviors that we were introduced to mild doses of Seroquel. In his case, the drug made him sleepy and I could dodge his attacks more easily. It didContinue reading “Aggression and Lewy”

The little uptick

… comes with a little anxiety and agitation. His little puff of steam uphill comes with a return to other issues. Burt is a bit more anxious in his delusions; his fears are about someone hurting him. He’s more worried, whereas he seemed so contented during the big decline. I think because his world hasContinue reading “The little uptick”

It’s an aggressive disease

Long ago, that’s what 4 years feels like, Burt needed only companion care. Or, I needed it for him so I could feel he was safe and not alone while I took time for myself. I always knew the time for myself was a necessity if I would make it through the slog. Along theContinue reading “It’s an aggressive disease”

Redirect

I think I know why it’s so difficult to redirect Burt. This may apply to your loved one as well, though I have heard rumors of pwds being easily put on an alternate path. My guy looked so puzzled when I tried to change course. I believe it has to do with how slowly heContinue reading “Redirect”

“So,” she asked, trying to put it tactfully. “Is Burt ever, how do I say it, does he lash out?” Oh, yes, that famous Lewy Body aggressivity. It’s why an agency felt they had to deny services. Burt is, as I like to say, performatively belligerent. Of course, he is, but he does lash out.Continue reading “Aggression”