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#dementiaville 14. An Easter Visit
#Dementiaville 14 Some relatives ponder whether it is painful for a loved one to have dementia. Are those afflicted ‘content’ in their confusion and loss of memory, since they don’t remember things anyhow? Last week I saw a show where … Continue reading
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The nurse has ordered mom pressure stockings, as her ankles have swollen (she sleeps sitting up in the tv lounge, instead of in her bed). I don’t think she realizes yet where she is, and which room is hers. When … Continue reading
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Is it dream or imagination? Here I am, walking through a cavern filled with towers of disintegrating black moss stretched upward into dark infinity. Or are they columns of cobwebs? It is mom’s brain I am dwelling in, and nothing … Continue reading
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Mom stands at 5’ and weighs around 110 pounds. Her back has rounded and, when she walks nowadays, she embodies the swaggering primate propelled by arms that in old age have grown long for her body. She used to be … Continue reading
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A live-in caregiver (Annie) has arrived, and none too soon. On the morning (two weeks ago) when I returned to Wisconsin to prepare for Annie, Mom had made coffee out of powdered cloves, and had watered her plastic flowers. As … Continue reading
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Calling mom can feel like walking barefoot on a morning’s first cold snow. Silent, deliberate, a hint of the treacherous afoot, and then, with each ring the ache of brain freeze rushes in. Monday, Tuesday. Wednesday, Thursday . . . … Continue reading
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