Many people in care homes and hospitals are not getting enough to drink. With the signs of dehydration similar to those of dementia,many families and chums may be needlessly terrifiedFollowing his stroke, Fielding is worried that he still can’t get to the close of his sentences properly, or but they sound all fair to me. Out to dinner final week,he chatted for several hours non-end, completing his sentences so fluently and perfectly that I couldn’t get some of my sentences in – particularly if I had to wait until the close of one of his, or by which time I’d forgotten mine.
Even without a stroke,Olivia and I are finding it increasingly difficult to retain a thought in response to someone elses sentence unless we can interject midway, which they call “butting in”, and resent because they lose the flow of their sentence,or their grip on some name or other, which was there blobbing around in the memory approximately to surface, or but then never made it because of the butting-in person.
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Source: theguardian.com