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What are you Listening To Right Now? - and more
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Listening to side B while nursing on
This song will get you speeding tickets....just sayin....
JRhoBurton
All roads lead to music
Night is creeping in.
ELP
Trilogy
ELP
Trilogy
Good choice brother.
Cherish every minute, I lost my dad 65 yrs ago and lost my mother 30 years ago, you will regret all the time you miss
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KevinJS
Lunatic Member
still enjoying their company - helping to care for them at 95 and 97 is a complex labor of love; it requires a lot of patience but is rooted in devotion
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bhunter
The Spherical Cow
Vinylforlife
Super Member
Thanks to a empty net to make it 4-2 Sabres Bruins did make 4-3 late but Sabres Win
You sir are a Saint! My mother passed from complications of dementia six years ago. I don’t wish that ordeal on anyone! My 87 year old father lives with us and is doing great. In fact, he just got his new California driver’s license yesterday.
I wouldn't expect easy listening from SAFA Brian and heavy is as heavy do.
I kept both independent long as possible in their own home until six months ago.
Dad's Alzheimer's and dementia was wearing Mom down so I got them out of their home and into a nice assisted living facility. I still am engaged almost daily as it's assistance and not really one-on-one full care. Mom is slowly progressing toward Alzheimer's as well since falling and fracturing her femur a month ago. I believe the anesthesia furthered her along as she was sharper than ever before.
Took Mom in for follow up on her surgery yesterday and ended up in ER w/ her having a catheter inserted (long story). So, yeah, being the primary (almost only) care giver (no other siblings as my older Bro passed on a while back) I mostly have my days accounted for. But.........I'm always here for them as they were always there for me.
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The Grateful Dead
“Broke down Palace”
From, American Beauty
“Broke down Palace”
From, American Beauty
Yeah, Dad was driving until about a year ago (at 96 y.o.). I would ride with him every coupla months just to be sure - then the Alzheimer's started and he no longer could be trusted. It's hard for them to give up the keys (and their) freedom.
Thanks buddy.That's my plan.My dad and brother been gone a long time now but,my mom and i have a lot of laughs together.
It’s a long hard road for sure. I was fortunate to get my mom into a great skilled nursing facility that was a God send. I hired an advocate that was able to maneuver California’s complicated Medi-Cal program. Best money I ever spent! She was well taken care of for five years until she passed…
Kudos to you my friend!