This picture of the old switchboard room looks like utter chaos: lines crisscrossing everywhere, 1000s of possible connections, people frozen in time. If we could […]

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Dementia is serious coping with it doesn't have to be
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This picture of the old switchboard room looks like utter chaos: lines crisscrossing everywhere, 1000s of possible connections, people frozen in time. If we could […]
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I’ve had an old Hank Williams’ song running through my head for days: “Well, why don’t you love me like you used to do? How come […]
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I saw my doctor last week for a physical, and had to get a shot. I haven’t had a shot since I was, I don’t […]
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I recently watched a Teepa Snow video in which she discussed the first symptoms of dementia. The comment she made that struck me was that you […]
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I so wanted to write one of those “shiny happy people holding hands” New Year’s messages. One of those posts you’d save for the rest […]
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I was talking to a friend yesterday when we both went into one of those “I can’t remember” moments. Sadly, I don’t even remember what […]
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Listen up, people. I have some things I need to say now, in case I get dementia later. I won’t be able to tell you […]
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I can just look at this picture of the Cowardly Lion and chuckle. And if I listen to his courage speech or his King of […]
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I love a good carnival. Roller coasters, crystal ball seers, that creepy guy running The Himalayan ride who won’t let you off the damn thing […]
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There’s a scene in the Clint Eastwood classic, “Pale Rider,” where one of the cowboys exclaims (after witnessing Eastwood’s “Preacher” character whoop up on the […]