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In reply to the discussion: So this is not uninteresting: [View all]yellow dahlia
(2,568 posts)33. Thank you for being the human being and spouse that you are.
Taking care of someone in their last years, who is in need of caretaking, is a gift to them. And it also becomes a gift from them to you - you will always have that connection. I am having difficulty explaining it, but you will feel it...I'm sure.
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This is the best explanation of his speech I've seen. It summarizes him perfectly
ms liberty
Thursday
#40
You might be interested in this old article, if you haven't already seen it:
eppur_se_muova
Friday
#46
She's still at home with me; I'm the caretaker-in-chief. I will care for her until I can't.
Magoo48
Thursday
#15
Such powerful and personal stories told by you and others. Thank you for sharing.
erronis
Thursday
#27
I've seen this progression with several family members and acquaintances.
Totally Tunsie
Thursday
#28