While caring for a person with AD,you find yourself becoming frustrated and short-tempered.Which is correct?

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The person with AD does not control their behavior and it is not their fault that they have difficulty with memory, communication, and emotional regulation. It is important to treat them with dignity and respect, even if their behavior is frustrating or challenging. Restraining the person is not an appropriate solution and can be harmful. Caregivers may need to seek support and respite to manage their own stress and avoid burnout.

While Caring for a Person with AD,you Find Yourself Becoming