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Early Alzheimers: He thinks he can do things he no longer can
Caregivers: Dementia | Last Active: May 10 7:21am | Replies (58)Comment receiving replies
@upgirl2013 Oh gosh, it's been such a horrible day, and I'm usually Ms. Positive.
Really, horrible. But I laughed out loud when I saw we feel like we need a "crash helmet." Amen, maybe that would cover my continued bald gray head. Yes, put our seatbelt on. My husband wants to show me birds too, what's up with the brain and birds? Right now, I just wish one, two of three of you were here at the table with me, trying to figure this all out. Thanks for being there, every one of you. Karla
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@kjc48 Wouldn't that be great if we could all meet?
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@kjc48 yes, I feel like I need to start a play group for the patients and their caregivers. We could have coffee and discuss strategies and find humor even on bad days.
We have a dementia group here in town, but my husband is not at the point where he would agree to go.
I am fortunate that I can be away from home for half a day and my husband can make himself a sandwich.