jenya

Im so sorry, but things will get better, just hold on for a couple more months and you will be abele to live your life, you are so strong and have been through so much just dont give up now, soon you will be able to live your life and then great things will happen.

Alheimer's is so difficult, for both the afflicted and the caregiver. As you know, I'm sure, there's no telling what memory the person will cling to from day to day as their present reality. I can't speak with any medical authority by any means, but my grandfather appreciated being spoken with gently and reassuringly, especially at those times when he was startled by what should have been familiar (his house, his wife, his kids...).

Caring for sick and aging family is tough, on so many levels. We've never met/spoken here but my thoughts are with you as well. Don't give up. If you can hold on for now, you won't regret enduring this terrible strain you've been put under for so long.

It will get better, even if circumstances don't allow you to see that at this moment.