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The son sounds like my husband. Sometimes some family members have no clues about Alzheimers and don't want to know as it is depressing. You are the professional, you need to tell him that she is very very sick and you need to move on. Just ask your agency to support you. However, like Dorian said, if any medications or changes of methods can help, then try them. But I can understand why the son cannot see it. he is like my husband who does not get educated in Alzheimer's and yet is a "loving son".
Nina
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