Do they dance together? Is it possible to pair each of them with partners
who are aware of the problem and can minimize the chaos?
Dale
On Tue, Oct 24, 2017 at 6:36 AM, Katy Heine via Organizers <
organizers(a)lists.sharedweight.net> wrote:
For the last three years, one of our older dancers has
been declining with
dementia--and her husband, not a good dancer himself, continues to bring
her to our dances. Invariably, they create chaos on the dance floor.
Most people on the board of my dance organization feel it's important to
continue to include these dancers until such time that the husband decides
it's time for them to stop coming. On the other hand, I'm concerned with
the effect that they're having on other dancers. I've heard at least one
dancer say that she considered not coming to a dance when she saw that this
couple was there--and certainly this couple's presence is diminishing the
dance experience of many of the dancers who've come to our events for the
high level of dancing that we were able to deliver in the past.
Has anyone else wrestled with this sort of problem? If yes, what did you
do (or not do) about it?
Thanks,
Katy Heine
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