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By GeriatricNotSenile - 20/03/2016 17:52 - United States - Brooklyn

Today, I learned my grandson tells everyone I have dementia to explain his compulsive labeling of everything in our house. Apparently, I otherwise don't know what is the "table" or "sink" or "refrigerator". This puts his friends' behavior towards me in a new light. FML
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CheekyRaccoon 27

I was going to make a joke, but I forgot what it was.

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TymeToTry_fml 11

Well, just for the laugh try to act like you do and see if his friends stick around. :p

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TymeToTry_fml 11

Well, just for the laugh try to act like you do and see if his friends stick around. :p

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Neekovolwf 22

That sucks OP, maybe explain to him it's not right to say things like that, and that having OCD is ok? Hope the friends attitude towards isn't too bad

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CheekyRaccoon 27

I was going to make a joke, but I forgot what it was.

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False_Stupidity 41

Funny, I love to label things too, though not quite as far as labelling the table and sink...

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Govcheeze 18

Damn. why would he label the table though?

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swanheart 35

For the reason stated in the fml maybe?

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isuckwithnames 22

Take all the labels off when his friends are over and watch him squirm.

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Delta_0DST 12

That would definitely be . . . interesting.

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IronMan_Mk43 20

yes, lets see the child have a meltdown due to his OCD, I am sure that it would be hilarious. /sarcasm

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domolovesyoshi 33

You need to have a serious sit down and talk to him about his OCD, maybe try to get him to finally get help.

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FunnnyGirrl 19

That's a bit harsh coming from your grandson. You guys need to sit down and talk about why he thinks it's okay to lie and say you have dementia, and also maybe suggest to him the idea of getting help for his OCD.

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paris_ava 24

This sounds like a case of obsessive compulsive disorder, maybe try convincing him to get treatment for it?

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bella_nana347 23

That's a pretty sucky thing to tell people

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