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A Brief Summary Of Observation
Robert has reported that, he has difficulties sleeping and is unable to sleep thought night, and is sometime comfortable sleeping in a recliner, and is often tired thought out the day and needs to nap periodically during the day. He also, states that, he is often up at night needing to use the bathroom. In assessing the ability to eat and feed himself, he reported that, he has difficulties in this area, and often will cook his own meals; however, he wears lower and upper denchers, while eating. During this assessment Robert, has stated that, he does has full control over is bowels and bladder, however, he finds it difficult to get himself out of bed during the night to use the bathroom; he also, worries about tripping in the dark. With speaking

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