Help Needed in Punahou Street, Honolulu, Oahu
HELP NEEDED: Reposting from Anonymous "UPDATE: APS came by today to interview her, I think they are going to move forward with helping her. I saw her wondering around outside earlier so I went and got her to go back home, she pinky promised (even kissed it and everything) that she wouldn’t leave her apartment, I can only hope she doesn’t. Older lady with dementia in serious need of help. Hi thank you for reading this if you are! I work in town and there is an elderly woman who lives in the building above my job. She clearly has dementia or Alzheimer's. She comes into the shop regularly asking if we sell Cheerios or Vodka (we are not a grocery store). There used to be a convenience store at the same spot about 6 years ago, I believe that's about how far back her memory goes. I have known her for the past two years and in the last 6 months she has gotten much worse. So bad that she started inviting homeless people to live in her apartment to help take care of her, the property management team has removed all unwanted tenants from the unit which leaves her completely alone & uncared for. I always help her as much as I can but I believe she needs 24/7 care to keep her from wondering. She walks around in her mumu (completely naked underneath). I saw her walking in Punahou street last night around 7PM, which is a super far walk away from her apartment which means she is now wondering much further then just downstairs or around the block. I have reported her to the Adult Protective Services in hopes that they will help her get a caretaker or move her to a full time facility but 1 am really not sure how that stuff works. If you have the means to help please comment or direct message me so I can try to help her, I am almost certain she has no grandchildren or family to help her." If you can help, share your support in the comments or message us to connect with the original poster. Find this report and thousands more at searchssh.com searchssh.com - reportssh.com - sshintel.com #hawaii #stolenstuffhawaii #dementia #alzheimers #elderly Disclaimer: This post contains community-reported information and reflects the perspective of the original poster. Details are unconfirmed and alleged. SSH does not verify claims, determine fault, or make conclusions regarding criminal activity.