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Category Archives: Alzheimer’s
Wisps of Joy
Wisps of Joy In Remembrance A ragbag of thoughts and rhymes I ask her where she is; she cannot remember. I ask her what is your name; she cannot recall. I ask her do you still love me, and … Continue reading
Posted in Alzheimer's, Care Giving, Dementia, Grand parents, Love, Poetry
Tagged Advocacy, Alzheimer's, Blogging 101, caregiving, memoir, poetry
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Getting up in the moaning: moan
Getting up in the moaning: moan Getting up in the moaning Is a symphony of crackling bones The gshshshsh of stretching tendons The sqrk of expanding muscles And the wheeze of effort to get feet on floor. You … Continue reading
Posted in Alzheimer's, Care Giving, Dementia, Humor, Memories, Poetry
Tagged Alzheimer's, Blogging 101, caregiving, Dementia, Humor
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People of the Street
The People of the Street With homelessness running rampant and many homeless suffering with mental illness, I thought I would ‘pay tribute’ to the unfortunates… Rough and tumble they may be But inside, they have love. They do what … Continue reading
Posted in Advocacy, Alzheimer's, Care Giving, Dementia, Hard time, Trauma, Victims, Warning signs
Tagged Advocacy, Alzheimer's, Blogging 101, care giving, Dementia, poetry, Victims, Warning signs
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Just a Leaf: blowing in the wind
Just a Leaf: blowing in the wind Just a Leaf is a collection of rambling thoughts prompted by a blog entry in WordPress by my great friend Giselle Roeder, author of We Don’t Talk About and Forget Me Not. … Continue reading
Posted in Alzheimer's, Care Giving, Memories, Remembering, Reminiscing, Waiting
Tagged Alzheimer's, Blogging 101, care giving, Dementia, memories, poetry
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Quiet Walk
On our quiet walk, we found this in a little old English church. We instantly forgot the world and our troubles. Ann and I stumbled upon an old English church while walking the old English countryside in a … Continue reading
Posted in Advocate, Alzheimer's, Care Giving, Memories, Peace, Reminiscing
Tagged Advocacy, Alzheimer's, Blogging 101, care giving, memories, poetry
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Babbling Brook: Babbling minds
Babbling Brook Babbling Minds A Fontanelle Babbling brook, babbling minds, Life is rushing by, “Hurry, hurry, try keeping up, Don’t get too cozy in your nook;” Then pause to enjoy the land Slow your mind, talk to me, Listen … Continue reading
Posted in Advocacy, Alzheimer's, Care Giving, Grandmas, Memoir, Poetry, Reminiscing
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The Shadow Cast Is Long
The Shadow Cast Is Long The shadow cast is long, He haunts my every step, He echoes what’s in my heart… He matches each footstep. Oh, he may fade in time, When I grow into my strength, And your … Continue reading
Posted in Advocacy, Alzheimer's, Care Giving, Dementia, Love, Memories
Tagged Alzheimer's, Blogging 101, caregiving, Hope, Love, poetry
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