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oh wow, this raises questions with me 🤔

When I was working as an intern in elder psychiatry, I had an encounter with a man who had early-stage dementia. He was someone I knew from my childhood—he worked at a bakery where I used to buy candy as a kid, and I always saw him as a hardworking, decent man. During my time in psychiatry, he recognized me slightly, but because of his dementia, he made sexual comments toward me. I understood that this wasn’t in line with his true personality and that he wouldn’t have said such things if he weren’t affected by dementia. His behavior was clearly a symptom of the cognitive and emotional changes caused by his condition, but it was still a challenging moment to see someone with a good heart being misunderstood and quickly judged.

He does act creepy. What I have picked on is that this man start to show the first symptoms of dementia.Inappropriate Sexual Behavior: In some cases, people with dementia may exhibit behaviors that are considered socially inappropriate. This can include touching themselves in public, making inappropriate sexual advances, or misunderstanding the nature of relationships, often because of impaired judgment or disinhibition. This man should never be a president. My heart tells me was was used as a pon just like the others .

ofcourse do anything that warms your heart💚✨️. Stay well and happy. love and light🙏🥰