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When I arrived at the Hebrew home at 3 PM, I found my mom in bed under the covers. She was facing the window, so she couldn’t see me as I entered. Without announcing my presence, I sat on the … Continue reading
Posted in Alzheimer's, Uncategorized
Tagged alzheimer's, communication, creativity, dementia, family, happiness, love, Play, talking
5 Comments
Three Husbands
Mom is sitting at her table across from Donald, and they’re smiling at each other. When she sees me, she beams. “Hi Donald,” I say, as I lean over to kiss my mom. “Is that his name?” she asks. “I’m … Continue reading
Posted in Alzheimer's, Uncategorized
Tagged alzheimer's, confusion, forget, Loneliness, loss, love, memory
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What My Mom’s Alzheimer’s Disease is Teaching Me about Life
Seven things I know today that I didn’t know before my mom got Alzheimer’s. Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged alzheimer's, dementia, feelings, forget, happiness, loss, love, memory
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The Bottom Line
My mom and Kenneth are already at the dinner table when I arrive for a visit at 4 PM on a Saturday. They’re not saying much, just waiting for their food, which will be served at 5 if they’re lucky, … Continue reading
Posted in Alzheimer's
Tagged alzheimer's, communication, confusion, dementia, feelings, love, memory, nursing home
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My Mom’s BF
I first met “Kenneth” a month ago in the Hebrew Home dining room, where my mom was eating lunch. Between the moaning woman two tables away and the old lady screeching out a broken-record rendition of the Alphabet song (never … Continue reading