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Monthly Archives: February 2013
An old man, his horse, and my mom
There’s a parable about an old man whose horse runs away. “What a terrible thing,” the village people say. “That’s life,” says the old man. The horse returns and brings with it three mares. “What a wonderful thing,” the village … Continue reading
Posted in Alzheimer's
Tagged assisted living, dementia, denial, memory, Mom, parable, parents
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Seven great things about Alzheimer’s (I wanted to do 10, but my mom couldn’t remember the last three!)
1. Nobody ever says, “Remind me to take out the trash …” 2. You have no guilt about eating that second candy bar, because who could remember the first? 3. There are always so many new people to meet. 4. … Continue reading
My mom keeps losing her family
Mom: When did my brother Bill die?Me: Bill died in 1990.Mom: When did Bud die?Me: In 1978.Mom: When did Bob die?Me: In 1983.Mom: When did I die?Me: I don’t know, mom. When did you die? She laughs the minute she … Continue reading
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Tagged alzheimer's, death, family, Mom, siblings
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My mom is starting to lose track of me
“Beth is my only living brother,” my mom told her friend Mel a few weeks ago. She later forgot that she said this. When I asked her about it, she started to laugh. My mom is starting to lose track … Continue reading