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Hi, yes I think it’s fine to censor things that upset her. She’s an adult and normally I would say she can see what we see, but her dementia makes it harder for her to control her emotions and her reactions. There’s no point in letting her see things that will upset her, especially because she could see it 10x in a row and be upset again, 10x in a row.
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