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Tag Archives: Alzheimer’s
The Three C's
For two plus years I gleaned information from a parent support group in conjunction with our son’s out-patient sobriety program. Every Thursday night different topics were discussed among parents. One in particular came up again and again – called The … Continue reading
Posted in Addiction & Recovery, Practical Life, Trust
Tagged al anon, Alzheimer's, Cause, control, cure, dementia, elder care, sobriety
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Hope For the Caregiver
I’ve read this verse countless times, but I never once thought about it the way I am today: “Be strong and courageous, do not be discouraged, for the LORD will be with you wherever you go.” Joshua 1:9 I do … Continue reading
Posted in Devotional, Illness, Practical Life, Trust
Tagged Alzheimer's, caregiving, end of life, hospice, Joshua 1:9
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When Life Gets Crazy
My mother, a typical Southern-belle, has decided she’s not ready to die right now after all (her words). We have stepped up our care for both my parents however. Especially Papa who seems to be failing very fast. We were … Continue reading
Posted in Devotional, Illness, Practical Life, Trust
Tagged Alzheimer's, elder care, family support, hematoma, hospice, wheel chairs
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The possibilities of growing old… part 2
Life has become very fragile. My dad does not speak much anymore. He is restless and agitated. They both sleep a lot during the day. In the evenings he has “sun-downing”- common to Alzheimer’s. He must be watched constantly!!! My mother … Continue reading
Posted in Devotional, Illness, Practical Life
Tagged Alzheimer's, dementia, fragile, hospice, sun-downing, vocation
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Tied Feet
Elizabeth Elliot used to say, “Children tie the mother’s feet.” -I’d like to add aging parents to that thought. I feel like I’m back at square one: constantly watching a wandering, curious. hungry, toddler, who needs help in the potty- … Continue reading
Posted in Devotional, Illness, Practical Life
Tagged Alzheimer's, caring for elderly parents, dementia, family
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Keys
Our first moving day is finally here! Keys to the new house are in hand and we can begin this crazy adventure. It feels like it’s been a long process, trying to decide when and how to move my parents. … Continue reading
Posted in Addiction & Recovery, Illness, Practical Life, Trust
Tagged Alzheimer's, caregiving, dementia, elderly parents, help, moving, new house
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