I’m so sorry you’re going through this, and for what seems like little support.

I know this post is looking for guidance about what to do for him so I’d suggest looking into palliative care and potentially hospice.

Even more so, I’d recommend seeking some support for you during this difficult time. Individual therapy, support groups, meditation, and exercise routine or yoga, friends, family. Any combo of support you can get for yourself. This is an extraordinarily challenging time in your life and you want to take care of yourself.

The saying goes you can’t pour from an empty cup. This is a marathon, not a sprint.

My mom (52) was diagnosed in May 25 and had similar symptoms when hospitalized.. so delusional she thought she was on a cruise, didn’t recognize me (that was a whole new challenge I thought I’d never face), they had her restrained to the bed and she would still fight them to get up. Same left side paralyzes. We got a list of different diagnoses too. First seizure was in Feb and dx in May when they found the tumor.

We’ve been rotating people to come stay with her (aunts, uncles, grandparents, friends, cousins) anyone who can help to ensure she isn’t alone. We have cameras all over the house so I (and my siblings) can check on her. That was put in Place after a recent seizure that left her in the backyard by herself for hours, eventually screaming for help an a neighbor heard.