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Dear Jackie, my heart is with you. I am so sorry. I know your grief, as I

loved my father intensely, and it shook me badly when he died. May all go well

for you in the coming mourning time, whatever time that is.

Thank you for letting us know, and dear, you are right he is in a better

place.

Heart full of love to your dear,

Imogene

In a message dated 4/24/2008 10:30:40 AM Central Daylight Time,

memenpepe@... writes:

Norman passed away(or passed out as my 5yr old grand-son said)on 11/15/2008

after a 3 week hospital stay.In the end it was a sneeky ITU that got him.It

came on quickly and in 24 hrs he was virtually gone.He remained in the

hospital with a DNR for just 3 weeks.He did well on Exelon and was one of the

few

who did extremely well on Respirdone.He did not tolerate Sinemet at all.He was

dx'd 4 years ago.LBD is like a swing.You can be way up high and then when you

get really low you don't go back to the same height.I was his 24/7 caregiver

for all but his last 3 weeks and wouldn't have traded a minute of it.I was

fortunate that I didn't work outside the home.

He is deeply missed but in my heart I know he's in a better place.

Jackie

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Dear Jackie,

Please accept my deepest condolences on Norman's passing. It is so hard

even though we know they are in a better place. You will continue to be in my

thoughts and prayers.

Hugs,

Piper

Caregiver for Dad, , misdiagnosed with Alz. in 1998, diagnosed with

LBD in 2000, passed away from LBD in March 2006.

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Jackie,

My condolences on the passing of your husband. Sending you strength.

Courage

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Norman passed away(or passed out as my 5yr old grand-son said)on 11/15/2008

after a 3 week hospital stay.In the end it was a sneeky ITU that got him.It came

on quickly and in 24 hrs he was virtually gone.He remained in the hospital with

a DNR for just 3 weeks.He did well on Exelon and was one of the few who did

extremely well on Respirdone.He did not tolerate Sinemet at all.He was dx'd 4

years ago.LBD is like a swing.You can be way up high and then when you get

really low you don't go back to the same height.I was his 24/7 caregiver for all

but his last 3 weeks and wouldn't have traded a minute of it.I was fortunate

that I didn't work outside the home.

He is deeply missed but in my heart I know he's in a better place.

Jackie

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Jackie, you sound like a very courageous and strong woman. My condolences

and prayers are with you. Do you have children that can help you get through

this tough time? Are you no longer part of this group now? We shall miss you.

Hugs, Pammie, proud daughter of the " Little Queen " , 76 years old, Diagnosed

with LBD in the fall of 2007, currently taking Avapro, Aricept, Risperdal,

Foltrin, Verapamil ER, Nexium, Prednisone, Ketoprofen and Boneva.

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