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01-JUL-2017

Is anybody listening?

Mam has Alzheimers, we had a lovely day out on Saturday.
I know that by Sunday she wouldn't remember anything about it.
Such a cruel disease.

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laine19-Apr-2020 22:00
I am looking at this again...I have a photo of you with Chris and what's noticeable here is you and your Mam have the same stance...I hope the doors will open for you to be able to visit her in her new home soon, John. xx
Ton T.12-Jul-2017 19:25
I recognise it. My mother also has Alzheimer's. Great image of her and the statues V
joanteno09-Jul-2017 15:03
Terrible disease...
Range View 06-Jul-2017 23:22
So lovely for her to have a day out with you Johnny. David and I have been through this with our parents.
Barbara
laine05-Jul-2017 20:47
My Mum too, John...I like to think it wasn't too scary or sad for her as it was for the rest of us, like Ray's mothers, the changing phases, becoming the person she had never been, then the silence. A cruel disease that effects so many.

I like this photo a lot.
Chris05-Jul-2017 20:08
So hard John for those, like you, who cope. Pete's mum sadly went down the same route.
It's lovely to be able to take your Mam out and about, she enjoys it at the time even though she won't remember.
janescottcumming05-Jul-2017 00:45
My dad died from Alzheimers...you're right, a very cruel disease. Nice of you to get her out.
Nirvan Hope04-Jul-2017 17:06
A fitting outing for your Mam to be around figures weighted to the ground, while she experiences a letting go of mind. An excellent image.
Yvonne04-Jul-2017 10:51
Lovely to include her, sorry to hear she has Alzheimer John.
globalgadabout03-Jul-2017 22:04
so saddening to experience the advance of the condition...in her last couple of years my mum was totally blanked out, and could not even speak a phrase, much less a sentence... good on you John for offering support by taking your mum on outings...on her own terms she doubtless enjoys the contact and the moments..
chris morton03-Jul-2017 21:04
well you are trying hard
Ray :)03-Jul-2017 20:44
At times like these you have to make every day count. My mum also had Alzheimers - in her case she went through quite a distressing phase, but that was followed by being in a child's world which I think for her was not painful at all.
Colin Storey03-Jul-2017 19:32
What a great image from this place, very well composed and taken.
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