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  • Jose on July 6 at 2:03 pm
    You must stay away from difficult people, the distance is on worlds. I live near to difficult old man, beside him, I just live my life without asking questions: "no matter what." Just in an emergency I could wonder: "Everything ok?"
  • Jose on July 6 at 1:59 pm
    If I allowed this difficult old man to be with me helping him, he will be absurdly unfair, a pain for my soul. Disrespectful, betraying, hurtful. No way. I need to be good.
  • Jose on July 6 at 1:51 pm
    I help a difficult old man, but when we were negotiating this, he said to me "I will collaborate with you. I will be with you side by side," I answered to him a firm "NO!." I will do this ALONE: Give me your orientations before or now if you will. He did. Everything good. I did my part.
  • Jose on July 6 at 1:47 pm
    The key to deal with difficult people is distance and no communication. Stay away, be distant.
  • Jose on July 6 at 1:45 pm
    You are welcome Courtney. I have good experience of years dealing with old and difficult people. Just: Respect and distance. Don't let them make you -their life-. Don't be their friend as you do with others. Be on your side. Don't ask to them no-thing on their private lives. Don't talk on your private live. Distance and , treat them with respect, honoring their age.
  • Courtney on July 6 at 1:40 pm
    Thank you for the advice
  • Jose on July 6 at 1:35 pm
    If your grandma has behavioral problems, she shouts and she is bitter... Just try to let her be and stay on your own world. Let her be. Don't interact without needing.
  • Jose on July 6 at 1:32 pm
    Just treat her according to a set of rules: "Hi good morning. How are you grandma?" And live your life. If she ask you, you reply. Talk to her without raising your voice (This is a common fault), if you did, just say : "sorry."
  • Jose on July 6 at 1:26 pm
    Rules, this matters Courtney Stone: If people talk, you listen. If people talk and you talk to them without allowing them to express themselves, you are wrong! Just, back up, breath, and look at them: Listen to them until the very end whatsoever they must tell to you. Then you can ask: "Can I say something to you?" Or just say it.
  • Jose on July 6 at 1:23 pm
    You wrote your grandma is bitter. Don't worry. Education Courtney Stone has rules, I know on it, I read and I was teacher in several things. You must act according to those rules. If you do, don't worry. "Hi. Good morning," you respond: "Hi, good morning."
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