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would SHE ever have done this for anyone?
she is so demanding, impatient, rude, messy.... did I mention demanding?
Maybe if I thought she might have when she was well, I'd resent it less?
Maybe not.

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. . .hi, folks. Some of you might remember me. I have a client with
Alzheimer's. She's early onset and is now age 58. She's still with us,
though seems to be slipping fast. I have become a member of various Alz.
groups on Yahoo and am now co-hosting another one, though this is ...

I've been quiet recently because my dad went back in hospital last Thursday.
His pacemaker was infected, so it had to be removed (friday) and new one put
in (yesterday) in new location, plus lots of antibiotics, dressing changes,
close monitoring of blood sugar (diabetic), etc. So I ...

Hello. My name is Mary and I am new to this forum. I am just wondering about
a situation I have. My grandfather was diagnosed with alzheimers, parkinsons
and diabetes about a year ago. He was then placed in a great
nursing/rehabilitation center that is in a different town than my