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What is Alzheimers
Contributed by
maryetta
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Monday, 29th December 2003 @ 04:33:22 PM in AEST
Topic:
Grief
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my hours have shifted since momma came housework is done as time is available what a change i do what i can rest of the time is devoted to her she begins the search when i go from her sight what is housework what is delayed mess what is alzheimers
your life is completely altered for them it is no longer your life but theirs they no longer possess logic as we know it to be there is no concept of day or night dont try to explain what is housework what is delayed mess what is alzheimers
i was once an organized individual or so i thought but now when you walk through the door i guarentee nothing i still get pangs of guilt when i see the mess it only last a few minuets or two then is gone what is housework what is delayed mess what is alzheimers
her world becomes more interesting as the days go by she is still looking for her mother and dad im her friend even when i try to be her daughter again on bad days i miss my previous life whatever that was what is housework what is delayed mess what is alzheimers
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Re: What is Alzheimers
(User Rating: 1 ) by jme on
Monday, 29th December 2003 @ 04:47:17 PM AEST (User
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I always look forward to reading your work. Great expressions, great work! |
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Re: What is Alzheimers
(User Rating: 1 ) by Menelaus on
Friday, 16th January 2004 @ 02:48:52 AM AEST (User
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Perfectly depicts the horror of Alzheimer's-is the last line, devoid of punctuation graphic representation of Alzheimer's? |
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