By Christine Banks The Father I Knew is Already Gone, But I’m Not Ready to Say Goodbye
My father is gone, but he hasn't died. His situation is purgatory—what many families experience when someone they love suffers…
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By Lauren Dykovitz Even Though My Mom Can’t Remember Me, She Knows Me
When I tell someone my mom has Alzheimer’s, the first thing they usually ask is, “Does she know who you…
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My Dad Stepped Up When Mom Got Sick
I got a text from my dad one day that had a picture of two cans of Manwich and he…
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I’ll Hold My Mother’s Hands as Long as I Can
These are the hands that held me as I took my first breaths. The hands that fed me and changed…
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By Jenny Albers Please Don’t Leave Me Yet, Mom
The sound of my phone startled me as I started down a dirt path in search of momentary solitude. I…
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My Parents Are Aging and I Worry
I woke suddenly in the wee hours of the morning, unsure if it was the pounding thunder that had startled…
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By Whitney Fleming I’m in the Sandwich Generation—and I’m Exhausted
"Maybe you can do it after soccer season?" I actually said these words out loud. To my mom. About her…
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By Vicki Bahr Cherishing Our Bonus Time As My Mother Fades Away
When we were kids, it was that magical time after dinner when the fireflies were just beginning to dance and…
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By Maralee Bradley Please Live Forever, Mom. And Also Swedish Death Clean.
Moms of the world, You are loved. We cannot imagine a day when we won't have you on the other…
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By Margie Untermeyer The One Thing Alzheimer’s Cannot Take Away
Alzheimer's is a cruel disease. It takes folks to lunch and then robs them blind—of the memory of what they…
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