Christa
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Tue Dec-01-09 07:08 AM
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h9LKWNexDaMThe heart rending story of a woman who cares for her husband who has Alzheimers.
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Tue Dec-01-09 07:14 AM
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Edited on Tue Dec-01-09 07:15 AM by Margetweber
I like your video. Thanks so much for the post! It is such interesting information.
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Tue Dec-01-09 09:35 AM
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Edited on Tue Dec-01-09 09:36 AM by kdmorris
That is perhaps one of the saddest things I've ever seen. Alzheimer's runs in my family and I live in terror that what happened to my grandfather and great-grandfather and Great-aunt will one day happen to me.
If it does, I think I would want my family to not have to go through that, watching me slowly forget them and waste away. It was horrible with my grandfather, watching him forget his children, forgetting that his wife had died 14 years before. Before I get older, I hope they find a cure for Alzheimer's. It is perhaps the most devastating disease I can think of for a family to go through, as it's similar to a slow, lingering death of the individual while they are still sitting right there in front of you.
Edited because it's hard to spell when you can't see what you are writing.
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Tue Dec-01-09 11:06 AM
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3. that's a beautiful video.... |
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