Quiz: Am I Dealing with A Toxic Person?

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Whether it’s a partner, family member, or friend, some relationships leave us feeling exhausted, anxious, or guilty instead of supported.

If you often question whether someone in your life is toxic or if you’re just being too sensitive, this quiz will help you reflect on the dynamic.

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I care for my 88-year-old mom due to dementia. She has been an avid knitter for many years. Recently, though, the dementia has affected many areas, including her ability to knit. She is still very content with her yarn and needles, but the outcome is different, which apparently she does not see.

She just knits away. I took a picture of a piece I am keeping to remind myself that this is how her brain functions now and that she really can't think and reason normally any longer.

I thought I would share it so that if you have someone in your life with Alzheimer's or dementia you could see something concrete as an illustration. Maybe it will help you to relate. God bless my mom, you and yours.

Credit: Sandi Wicks

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