thank you so much for continuing this series. grief really does drive people to the most unexpected versions of themselves but one thing to note is that breaking someone out of a delusion by force like this is extremely dangerous and life threatening. as weird as a delusion it is, as loved ones the best thing to do most of the time is to believe in their delusion whilst safely guiding them away from it. I've had a family member who recently passed from dementia and one of her symptoms was being under delusion and it really is as awful as it sounds for all parties affected
thank you so much for continuing this series. grief really does drive people to the most unexpected versions of themselves but one thing to note is that breaking someone out of a delusion by force like this is extremely dangerous and life threatening. as weird as a delusion it is, as loved ones the best thing to do most of the time is to believe in their delusion whilst safely guiding them away from it. I've had a family member who recently passed from dementia and one of her symptoms was being under delusion and it really is as awful as it sounds for all parties affected