By Kelsey Scism Dear Grandma, I’ll Remember For You
I took this picture because I wanted to remember. I wanted to remember the way my grandma’s hand felt under…
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By Lauren Dykovitz My Mom May Be Dying, But She Will Never Leave Me
I will never know what it’s like to see my mom’s car pull up to my house. I will never…
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How to Love an Alzheimer’s Daughter
My husband recently told me he doesn’t remember what I was like before my mom was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s. I…
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I’m Savoring This Long Goodbye to My Mom
My mom could have died when I was 25, but she didn’t. She was, however, diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease, which…
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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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I Worry About My Mom’s Death Every Day
I started writing my mom’s eulogy the other day. Not on paper, but in my head. Nothing has happened. Nothing…
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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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My Mom is Dying
I’ll never forget the first time my mom looked at me and didn’t know who I was. The mall was…
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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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By Brooke Halstead The Patient Who Broke My Heart
*Due to regulations, names and some details were changed to protect the privacy of this patient.* It was a rainy…
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By Bridgette Ross Grandma, Don’t Write On The Wall
I read an article today that brought tears to my eyes. It was about a woman and what she would…
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