How Different Would Life be if Everyone Did Their Part
I wrote this a couple years ago, but am finding it’s helpful to meditate on again. Mama and Daddy are
Sharing the stories, emotions and lessons of Alzheimer's, grieving, and God's grace
I wrote this a couple years ago, but am finding it’s helpful to meditate on again. Mama and Daddy are
I was feeding my mom a meal the other day and I asked her, “Mama, are you happy?” She turned
Mama thrilled my heart twice today! First when I arrived, I checked in on Mom and gave her a drink.
Being a caregiver has taught me, among many other lessons, that God has a sense of humor. And He often
Sometimes Mama says such profound things that I can hardly believe it. Especially since she has so little vocabulary left
Sometimes life is heavy. And though I cherish time with my Mama, I wonder if I’m really doing what God
Sometimes I truly believe God speaks His wisdom through Mama, despite her severe dementia, and sends me the words I
I was over at Mom’s today as a new care giver was being trained in. She’s a refugee from Kenya
Mama has less to say these days. She mostly hollers or talks gibberish. I can’t remember the last time she
A favorite memory from almost two years ago… “I love you,” I say to Mom. “Well, I did, too,”