Cari-- good points you make--#5 would be true at our house :-( Please
poist those sites to the list when you are ready,so others may check them
too. Thanks!
>Mary -
>there are so many options, yet so many considerations -
>
>1. is hearing an issue with the PWP?
>2. will they have the timer or will someone else?
>3. male or female
>4. where will the timer be kept?
>5. where will the meds be kept?
>6. are there any problems with concentration, forgetfulness - so that even
>after hearing the timer - getting to the meds - getting liquid to take them
>with - they've forgotten what they started out doing?
>
>
>All this may seem overly concerned, but it isn't - it's truly important as
>i've found out with my dad!
>
>please advise on above when you can and i can also refer you to some great
>web sites to check out for yourself. . .
>
>my best -
>
>
>Cari
> daughter of Dempsey-PWP (71/16+)
> & Jo Ann-CGiver
Camilla Flintermann, CG for Peter 82/70/55
Oxford, Ohio
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