I want to cancel my dish.

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I want to cancel my dish.
I have dementia & cannot operate it.

Posted by Elona on Jun 14, 2018

3 Answers

Jean DeLauche

Hello, Elona -

Ask a trusted relative or friend to help you.

Also, personal opinion: Your relatives and close friends need to know you are dealing with dementia, so that they can establish routines to check in with you and assist you.

Best wishes.

Posted on Jun 14, 2018

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  Tracy

  
  
  Just don't pay the bill...They will get in contact with you.
  
  Posted on Jun 14, 2018
  
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    yadayada

    
    
    This is not the Dish website.
    Posted on Jun 14, 2018
    

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Hello, Judith -

I have no idea how your question landed in the category of Computers & Internet.

I refer you to the well-respected healthcare and medical site WebMD to learn more about dementia:
https://www.webmd.com/brain/basics-of-dementia
Be sure read the related articles on the topic.

Then, schedule an appointment with your mother's primary care physician and ask him / her your questions.

hi julie.
this link might help to decide where to tell them or not.
Would you tell dementia person that their spouse passed away years ago...

End Your Amazon Prime Membership

Osteoporosis. Additionally, new research suggests a link to dementia. By the way, I take omeprazole (prlosec). In my opinion, the benefits outweigh the risks. I also take celebrex which is known to sometimes contribute to cardiac issues, but I can't imagine life without it. Back to omeprazole: My 96 year old mother's doc recently took her off of it for fear of dementia. So, there's your answer.

Call the phone company directly. You may need documentation of her dementia and your relationship to get it done. Att his point you need to get guardianship as more issuses will come up going forward.

You mean dementia and that is defined in several areas of daily living. IT is a progressive decline in mental capabilities.

Dementia is a loss of brain function that occurs with certain diseases. It affects memory, thinking, language, judgment, and behavior.

Go to this page, tab scroll down to bottom left.
Manual is available as a .pdf

http://olympus.dementia.org/eSIF/om-sif/bodygroup/om30.htm