Reflections on Living and Dying
“Mr. Johnson has a severe case of Alzheimers. Not only do we not know where he may be going, or which way, but he doesn’t know either.” How many times are words like that spoken all over the country? Wandering is a common and constant danger with Alzheimers patients. Sometimes the search has a happy […]
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Caregiving is not for the faint of heart, or weak of stomach. It is a bit like motherhood in that regard. One gets to become intimately familiar with all the bodily functions and fluids of the one entrusted into your care. Faced with some of the grossest situations in life, there is the option of […]
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