Suspect delusional disorder

I suspect my mother has delusional disorder. It started 5 to 6 years back,a man moved into our neighborhood and she was absolutely convinced that he was in love with her even though they never even spoke to each other. When the man moved away she cried like someone died. Now she believes that the man concerned lives in a particular house nearby even though people repeatedly confirmed to her it's not true. She constantly feels that certain people are planning against her. If she does so and so they'll get back at her. She makes up stories about people,like someone did so and so but when I ask her for proof she gets angry. She's very religious too which doesn't help. Idk how long I can hold on its getting difficult for me. There's no way I can get her to take help it's impossible. Also we haven't got any money. An outsiders insight on this would be extremely helpful. Iam sorry for my poor english it's not my native language

You have my sympathies. This is a difficult situation. From years of experience with this, I can only recommend gently reminding your mother of the facts that refute her imaginations. Yes, she will get angry when you do that, but it is important for caring family members to remind her of the facts. There may come a time when you can tell her that her brain is playing tricks on her and that seeking help could make her feel better. Best wishes.

My mother has been diagnosed with delusional disorder. It has been over 6 years since she was diagnosed. It can be frustrating and hard to deal with. She gets mad at me quite often when I present her with the true facts. She will never admit there is anything wrong with her and will not seek treatment or counseling. Unfortunately there is nothing to do when someone refuses medical treatment. It is their right to refuse treatment. 9nly when their behavior threatens themselves or others can something be done. I

Kind of like you need the Crisis alert team to come to your house even though there's no crisis... at least not one that meets their definition... I'm in the same boat.