Tag Archives: Progressions of Dementia

Too Tired that She’d Fallen Asleep in the Middle of the Streets on the Island…as the Son Remembered His Mother’s Final Days

On the progressive deterioration of elderly diagnosed with dementia, translated… Fifteen years ago, because my father died so abruptly, my mother started showing signs of dementia, at first, she no longer recognized those she used to know, getting lost, couldn’t … Continue reading

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When Mom Calls Me “Mom”, I’d, Immediately Taken Her into My Arms

With a demented elderly at home, translated… As I was growing up, I was asked by my school instructor to write about “My Family”, “Home Sweet Home”, and similar subjects, but, as I wrote on, my essays usually turned into … Continue reading

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Weathered Through the Forgetfulness & the Violence, My Mother Became an Elderly Child

As dementia progressed further, the experiences of a caretaker, translated… My seventy-five year-old mother was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s eight years ago, and, I’m sure, that the trials, can only be understood, by those with elderly with Alzheimer’s and dementia too. … Continue reading

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