Ryan Chamberlain

That's wonderful news.

They still haven't found out for sure what the underlying condition that is causing it is. And, this is driving me into a deep depression.

i just want my mom back to normal. That's all I want. There has to be a way to get it reversed quickly. Has to. 

Everything points to being the mix up in meds at the end of June. But, they are still running MRI's/Cat scans/X-rays just to see. Because the doctors and all my family both would have thought she would have come out of it by now if it was just the meds.

I'm really sorry this is happening to you and your mom.  I'll keep you in my thoughts.

They messed up her meds when she was in the hospital for the high blood pressure thing. But, after 2 weeks we would have thought what they gave her there would have worn off by now. 

Lack of sleep can also add to mental instability so she really needs to be diagnosed as soon as humanly possible. I'm rooting for you guys.

As I messaged you last night, from my experience, it does sound like delirium (my mom had it in 2015). Things like sleep deprivation can bring it on as well as medical procedures that involve anesthesia. My mom's symptoms were even worse after a medical procedure. I strongly suggest raising the possibility of delirium with her physicians. My mom's medical team automatically diagnosed her as having dementia even though she never exhibited any symptoms prior to the confusion and hallucinations that set in after her surgery. Delirium was never suggested by the medical team. Had we known then what we know now about delirium, my brother and I would have questioned her recommended treatment plan. I truly hope all goes well with your mom.