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Re: Loosing someone with Alzheimers- anyone else? » Kath

Posted by Fi on May 24, 2006, at 16:16:29

In reply to Re: Loosing someone with Alzheimers- anyone else?, posted by Kath on December 1, 2005, at 20:02:43

After a long time- just in case you spot this

That message was very much appreciated- very thoughtful and supportive. You were spot on about what it was like- and hugs always appreciated!

My mum died 3 weeks ago. It meant that the loss was clear and complete. Which is still very sad but more straightforward, if that makes any sense.

So if you do read this, thank you for your post at a tough and confusing time.

Fi


> It must be awful for you. My husband's father has dementia & has been in a special 'home' specifically for those with dementia. I've often wondered how I'd feel if it were my parent. I lost both my parents, however, in my early 20's within a couple of years of each other.
>
> It must be so hard for you. I think I'd feel confused....I'd have lost my Mom to a large degree, but then, she'd still be actually alive - but not at all the same person.
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> My heart goes out to you.
>
> ((((((((((you)))))))))) Kath


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