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WestMichRad

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16. Lived to his late 90s? Ugh!

Reply to PCIntern (Original post)

Fri Dec 19, 2025, 05:16 PM

Dec 2025

That’s a thoroughly depressing thought.

A well-meaning question, just seeking to understand: Is it possible for a professional providing a service to compel a client to sign a waiver that would protect the professional if the client rages-sues for some perceived slight? (“Sign if you want to continue receiving my services.”) Would something like that have any hope of being upheld in court?

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I treated a judge for forty years who had fronto-temporal dementia. [View all] PCIntern Dec 2025 OP

OK, some enterprising reporter needs to track down all of Trmp's former dentists and interview them at length. nt eppur_se_muova Dec 2025 #1

Wow. You are a saint in order to deal w/ people like this & I wave my hat off to you in honor of your patience... SWBTATTReg Dec 2025 #2

It is sad, but we as a society have to do better at finding solutions to those who become progressively more violent hlthe2b Dec 2025 #3

One could see this coming after the way Reagan and society, in general, slightlv Dec 2025 #12

Thanks for validating the turn dementia can take bucolic_frolic Dec 2025 #4

I wonder why Nasruddin Dec 2025 #8

It's not only anger that could cause the rage at losing one's faculties... slightlv Dec 2025 #13

With Trump, it feels like his negative traits PatSeg Dec 2025 #15

Narcissists tend to get worse as they age. By then all of their normal friends and family have left them. OMGWTF Dec 2025 #18

Yes, that has been my experience for the most part PatSeg Dec 2025 #20

Thanks for this canetoad Dec 2025 #5

You truly are a great healer, Doctor. Kid Berwyn Dec 2025 #6

dang. barbtries Dec 2025 #7

I like your slow work-up to the ending. I thought I could hear the "Jaws" melody underneat. erronis Dec 2025 #9

You were an angel to have kept his periodontal health in check, lest his dementia would have escalated. John1956PA Dec 2025 #10

According to my psychologist, my father cksmithy Dec 2025 #11

This, along with Amaryll's thread Tbear Dec 2025 #14

Lived to his late 90s? Ugh! WestMichRad Dec 2025 #16

I will leave it to you to ask a judge PCIntern Dec 2025 #22

LOL! WestMichRad Dec 2025 #23

Recommended. H2O Man Dec 2025 #17

I wonder if any anti-anxiety drugs were administered to the out of control judge. SleeplessinSoCal Dec 2025 #19

My mother seems to be going through the early stages of this - with angry reactions to most any irritation. ihaveaquestion Dec 2025 #21

A difficult situation. Good she's not living with you. Joinfortmill Dec 2025 #24

K&R spanone Dec 2025 #25