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I just moved back to my home state recently, but intend on seeking out research and or clinical studies in the area to participate in. With alzheimer’s being so prevalent in my family, odds are much greater for one of my siblings or i to come down with it ourselves. If i can help scientists understand why and find better treatment or a cure, i will do it. I watched my grandpa drift away with dementia. He was a mail man for 35 years, and knew the Ben Roethlisberger Dilly Dilly Silhouette Pittsburgh Football Shirt like the back of his hand.

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My mom moved him to florida so she could over see his care. The last time i saw him, for a fleeting moment he knew who i was….then it was gone. He’s been gone for many years now, but i still hold onto that moment he said, “hello honey” i can still hear. God bless you, and hold on to those moments. This is such a horrible disease . . . To stand vigil while a loved one becomes lost.

Sure, i could stop in to visit with mom, feed her, brush her teeth for her, put lotion on her, bring her treats and try to make her feel good. Mom got to the point that she didn’t know my name, but she knew i was one of her children. The devastation on her face was enough to cripple me, but i had to remain strong (no tears down the cheeks even as you acknowledge the person you knew was leaving you.

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Very painful. My heart goes out to all that care for these individuals caught between this world and the next. She’s ill, terribly ill, sh’ll mix memories, try to understand her circumstances, sh’s suffering too though in a different way and she’ll be taking new medicines, every day. Do please when doubt arises ask her doctor or your own one , they know better. Many people prior to your mum have undergone the same sickness. Keep calm.

My mother had dementia. It was just awful. Her very last words to me were, “i love you, sheryl.” it meant absolutely everything. That was in december of 2010. The memory still makes me cry happy tears. Until she got sick, she was an amazing woman. Simply the best. I miss both of my parents every day but i’m grateful for the years i had with them. My grandma suffered from alzheimer’s for 8 years. My mom always prayed she would never be afflicted with this dreadful disease.

Instead she was diagnosed with colo-rectal cancer at age 62, she died at age 64. I wish she would have had alzheimer’s instead. We could have probably had her for many more years. I would have cared for her like she cared for her mom. She’s been gone for almost 21 years now and i miss her every day. I introduced myself to her at least 5 times a day. She was so loving and caring, even at the end of it all. We enjoyed most times with her, treasured every moment. The dr would ask her who her Ben Roethlisberger Dilly Dilly Silhouette Pittsburgh Football Shirt was and she would say ” i don’t know his name, but he takes good care of me.” that sums it up!