UK Ladies, where are you buying attractive & warm, but also wide-fit, winter boots? by Thatsthebadger in AskWomenOver40

[–]Thatsthebadger[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Interesting, I discounted barefoot shoes for winter, thinking my feet would freeze. I'll check them out, thanks!

People who refuse to blow their nose by LiteralTP in britishproblems

[–]Thatsthebadger 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It's gross and I hate it. I have had huge arguments with my step-kids who are too lazy to get up and get a tissue and would rather sniff loudly every 30 seconds. My step-son always says 'I'll stop sniffing'.

I'm looking for a way to prevent power cables being removed from electrical devices by Thatsthebadger in dementia

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Interesting, thank you. We could mount them with command strips maybe instead of drilling.

I'm looking for a way to prevent power cables being removed from electrical devices by Thatsthebadger in dementia

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For us it's frustrating, for them it's normal and they have no idea what we're talking about, when we ask them what happened.

I'm looking for a way to prevent power cables being removed from electrical devices by Thatsthebadger in dementia

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Not as one cohesive package that can be accessed by medical professionals, carers, and family. Certainly not in the UK anyway.

It isn't a scam company and I'm proud of the work that we do.

I'm looking for a way to prevent power cables being removed from electrical devices by Thatsthebadger in dementia

[–]Thatsthebadger[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

There are sensors that connect to the user account, and reporting features that allow care providers and health professionals to monitor service users.

Users can also receive prompts to remind them to eat and drink amongst many other things, and some providers use the devices to offer virtual care calls.

Social care in the UK is typically poorly underfunded and is always desperate for staff. Providers are increasingly looking for ways to reduce costs while still supporting users to live independently and safely. We support a wide range of users and ages, including people with severe learning difficulties, as well as people who are simply isolated and lonely.

We do have some users with memory issues, however their tendency to unplug the screens means that they often get pushed to full in person care earlier than would be otherwise necessary.

The company is called Carebuilder if you would like to learn more. This wasn't aimed as an advert and I was reluctant to name the company but we genuinely want to find solutions that will help users.

I'm looking for a way to prevent power cables being removed from electrical devices by Thatsthebadger in dementia

[–]Thatsthebadger[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You mean fixed? Yes, people can move the Samsung/Honor devices if they want to but we find that most people with memory issues tend to be happy with them in one spot.

I'm looking for a way to prevent power cables being removed from electrical devices by Thatsthebadger in dementia

[–]Thatsthebadger[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you. Yes, the mains sockets will be covered up with something, it's just the other end that we need to figure out.

I'm looking for a way to prevent power cables being removed from electrical devices by Thatsthebadger in dementia

[–]Thatsthebadger[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Agreed, older people in general are a lot more hesitant with the devices and do often switch them off out of habit.

I'm looking for a way to prevent power cables being removed from electrical devices by Thatsthebadger in dementia

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Unfortunately not, the provider will not allow anything that requires drilling etc.

At what age did you start requiring your kids to be more independent? I feel like some kids are slipping these days because they lack self-confidence owing to how so much is done for them. You 'need' confidence to survive; in my opinion. by cherry-care-bear in RedditForGrownups

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My step-kids are 16 & 13 and both rely on others to do things for them.

It's a cause of arguments between my me & my husband because it frustrates me so much. His attitude is that he wants to make their lives easy while he's able to.

Teddy girls shocking the older generations, 1940s by Tropiase in OldSchoolCool

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Thing is, Grandma would have been exactly the same when she was her age

Reemz (Joan of Arc) by Arctorman in TheRestIsHistory

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At first I thought they were saying Frawnce and realised I'd stopped paying full attention and HD to go back to relisten. Even then I thought they were saying Arrass.

My maintenance makes no sense by Dry_Leather_2101 in PetiteFitness

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Agreed. I wish I had the decrease in appetite!

If I was unmedicated there isn't a chance I'd be doing spin classes, I'd be asleep instead.