Hello! My father had an ischemic stroke in late December. He no longer understands where he is and what he wants. We took him home two weeks ago and in the beginning the biggest problem was that he couldn't sleep. But a few days later he started raging and attacking my mother. I think the best option for him is to go to a hospice. I checked on the internet, but most hospices are private and quite expensive. If someone has encountered a problem like mine, please share what we can do to send them for treatment before someone is injured, because they are dangerous to themselves and to us. Thank you and congratulations!
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First, I'm sorry about what happened to your father. Familiar situation, but with my grandfather. I suppose you have already convinced yourself that you are not prepared to meet the needs of man. The solutions are either a hospice or a woman to look after it. Take a look at this topic - I hope it helps you. http://story.rozali.com/komentari/6188_0.html
The same thing happened to my father years ago, if he has paralyzed limbs it is very important, essential to start moving as soon as possible, the first year is the most important for rehabilitation, my father was very ill, and now very little evident because measures were taken in time.
There are homes for the disabled. They belong to the Ministry of Social Policy. In principle, after a stroke, your father should have a disability group. Investigate how things are for these homes. I know it's quite difficult to settle there, but they take good care of the people. I certainly know one in the town of Byala - Varna.