Tag Archives: alzheimer’s

When the Story Ends

In our darkest hours we write about them; our ailing children, spouses, mothers, fathers. In an effort to cope and to help others, we tell of their lives, their struggles, their illnesses. We share moments of laughter, tears, happiness and … Continue reading

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Lost and Confused

It’s a beautiful cool day, so I’ve kept all the doors open to bring in the fresh air. Earlier while in the back of the house, I heard the doorbell ring. Quickly, I walked around the corner to see who … Continue reading

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Youthful

Many years ago, I worked in the Alzheimer’s unit of an assisted-living residence nearby. It was by far the best and most rewarding job I have ever had. The pay wasn’t great, but the people made up for it. There … Continue reading

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Finding Purpose

Everyone on this earth has a purpose. Something that they are meant to do. Years ago, I found mine.  A passion rose up in me, so intense that it consumed me. Then, I lost sight of it. Life has a … Continue reading

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