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Tracking devices are not "preventative solutions" -- they do not prevent anyone from wandering, they just help locate the wanderer. They may be very awesome and useful, but they do NOT "prevent wander before it happens".
I'm really wondering why you are posting this exact message, with no personalization to response to specific questions, to old messages. Is this advertising?
Thanks a lot!
File a Disability Indicator Form with your local Police Dept. so they are aware that your family member has this special need. These simple steps will greatly reduce fear and the impact of any individual who gets lost.
It is offered by greatcall...
I think I might get one for my husband as he does still drive. (he was born in the town where we live, so the long term memory is okay..for now).
I also picked up, from any pharmacy, an order sheet for an expandable wallet card that could be carried along with usual wallet..inside details can be placed for identification, etc.
I like the 5STAR idea...like knowing all that other equipment isn't installed.
If anyone is using this alert service, I would like to know...marymember
So far he hasn't lost his way.....but I am not sure if this is workable or not..marymember
I also heard this was common from a friend who use to live down the street from Mr. Einstein. The police were always giving him a ride home.
As for bringing home items on trash day... I use to do that as a kid... I always thought why is someone throwing out this, it is still useful. I found it fun, like a treasure hunt. I personally wouldn't stop your Dad from doing this, he's getting good exercise and keeps his brain busy.... store the items for him unless you think this will develop into a hoarding situation.