Charlie Day from It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia exhibits paranoid behavior similar to a dementia patient FX Networks One of the most hurtful and frustrating experiences many caregivers face is being accused of stealing. A loved one may insist that money is missing, jewelry has been taken, important papers have disappeared, or that someone has entered the home and removed personal belongings. These accusations can be especially painful when they are directed at the very peo

One of the most painful and confusing experiences for many caregivers is watching a loved one become angry, irritable, or even aggressive. A person who was once patient and easygoing may suddenly lash out, accuse others of wrongdoing, refuse help, or become upset over seemingly minor situations. When this happens, many caregivers begin asking: Why is my loved one with dementia so angry? The answer is often more complicated than it appears. In many cases, the anger itself is n