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Elderly neighbour in dilapidated/dangerous house
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Brilliant idea margaretclaire! He may listen to them.
Perhaps this poor old chap has the beginnings of Alzheimers? My MIL is a lovely old lady who has this and she can be EXTREMELY tricky if she thinks we are trying to help her!
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iieee,
thank you for being a good, caring person and I hope that you find a solution to this problem.0 -
iieee, you mentioned that you got some information from a friend of this gentleman. Could you enlist the help of this person to pass on your concerns in a non-threatening way or to firm up your information to pass to the relevant authorities?0
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