Re: To anyone or everyone/Judy T

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Judy,

Please don't apologize for getting behind! I think every single one

of us does, from time to time and so we have to delete. Our brain fog

doesn't allow us to remember much.....lolol......

You asked about transposing letters - I am doing it a lot more now

too and I always prided myself on being a good speller and typist. Oh

well, I do the best I can; we all do, you know?

My grandma had alzheimers so I know what you are going through. It is

very very hard to lose someone to this disease. I guess the best

thing about it is THEY don't know what's happening to them. I wish

you the best in that situation; you may be coming face to face with

making some difficult decisions regarding her care.

As for the hubby, well, do the best you can there. I am glad you have

a sweetheart of a MIL. That can make all the difference in the world

sometimes, you know? My former MIL and I are closer than my present

MIL and I are. Go figure.

(((Hugs))))

Darlene

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> Hello My Friends,

> I try so hard to keep up reading posts, and I just can't. I feel

awful when I get so far behind that I have to delete. And posting,

that's another story. If I respond to one, I make myself feel like I

should respond to all. Therefore, I don't post very often. I don't

want anyone to feel left out. You all deserve a reply. I guess I

have issues. lol

> This pass week, we had a whirlpool put in. I was so excited to

finally use it. I filled it, put some nice dead sea salts in with a

lavendar scent. Got undressed and slid into the nice warm water.

Turned it on and NOTHING!! Got out, most of you know how hard that

is, got dried and put on my robe. I went down to the circuit breaker

box and tried to reset. Went back up, crawled back into the tub,

turned it on and NOTHING!!! Our condo is a side by side and our

neighbors now have a for sale sign out in front. I wonder if it had

anything to do with my whirlpool not working and my screaming???

lol

> Other than that, my life is always the same and always a

struggle. It gets harder everyday caring for my 85/alzheimers

mother. More in a emotional way. Sometime I look at her and her

face is so empty. My insides just sob. She was my best friend. Her

old self does pop out now and then. I hope none of you have to lose

a parent in this manner.

> My dh is still being is normal 95% a@@. My son is still drinking

and drugging.

> My Mother-in-law is a complete sweetheart!!! And even tho' she

also needs my help now and then it's a pleasure to be with her. How

in the world did she have such an a@@ as a son. Hmmm! Must be the

window God opened when the door was slammed shut on having a

wonderful marriage.

> Marti, I hope you read this. You have been in my thoughts so

much, hon.

> I hope you're not feeling too bad with the chemo. I read some of

the posts when the Storm was passing through the posts. Hon, I can't

believe anyone could say things like that to you. You're so sweet

and caring, and I'm glad that the mod. have put an end to it. Please

take care Marti.

> To everyone else, I'm sorry I have not posted, I have a hard

time sitting so long. Another thing I have noticed is I have been

transposing letters so much when I type. Is that something any of

you have noticed with this disease. Espescially when the fatique

hits hard. My mind and my fingers don't seem to work hand and hand

the way they use to.

> My hugs to all of you feeling badly.

> Judy/Wi

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