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Awww Uriel
ReplyDeleteYou're a strong lady
Kisses to your mum.
Chai! The Lord keep mama strong
ReplyDeleteThat's so emotional.
ReplyDeleteAwwwwww
ReplyDeleteReading all that and then looking at the mom’s face....😢
Remain strong Uriel.
She is still here with u,u know.
Very emotional. God bless her.
ReplyDeleteI wish i can say such nice things about my mum....how do you praise a mother that absolutely hates it when she sees her children progressing? A mother that deliberately creates a wedge between the children doing well and the ones that aren't?
ReplyDeleteA mother that will make your life a living hell if you decide to go against her wish and marry who want instead of who she wants?
May God deliver your Mum,this ain't right, you have to pray for her please.
DeleteUr mum is my mum twin sister
DeleteYou are not alone.
DeleteMy dad is their brother.we should have a reunion party for them
DeleteDementia is very bad. For one to be alive and not remember things or people anymore...awww I don't even want to imagine that.
ReplyDeleteYep dementia will do all that. Some people are not well informed, they will be angry with their loved ones who have succumed to this illness. Some will say, mom, grand ma/pa is a witch. Especially when they revert back to their childhood & start talking about things that no one makes sense of.
ReplyDeleteOr they 'sundown' , where by in the evenings they get extremely confused, some might pack up their bags or tie a bundle of their little belongings, that they are leaving.
Some will not recognize their kids. A friend's dad (just 68) has just been diagnosed as having onset dementia. When he goes to see his dad, daddy will be like..'how are you young man?what's your name again?' Mind you he was with his dad in the morning of the same day to help with his care, personal hygiene & grooming. The guy would just break down crying. It is so hard for him to accept it. His dad, his hero, is now like a 2yr/o, dude cannot just comprehend.
Worst of all both dementia & alzheimer are progressive diseases. Let's show our parents love. Clean them up when they make a mess with food or with urine or faeces. Do it with love, you will be fulfilled when they are gone. That guilt of... if I had known...I would have...will not hang over you like a dark cloud the rest of your life.
May God give us strength & understanding as we take care of our ailing & aging parents. Money alone does not suffice, be hands on. Don't only pay people to do it. When you visit, take upon yourself to administer care e.g feed them, bath them, assist them with dressing as well as change their underwear/ adult diapers when they are soiled. Remember they once did that for you.
😘😘😘 better pikin
Deletegosh its so painful, i can so relate, i might share my mum healing story after our family thanks giving.
ReplyDeleteGod is indeed faithful.
*hangs leg on the wall*
My granpa had Dementia and trust me it wasn't easy...😢 he lost his memory and couldn't even remember his second wife and kids😓. He didn't know how to use the loo and couldn't even hold his cutlery himself... just imagine an old being in a baby form...ðŸ˜ðŸ˜ i understand what Uriel is going through and it takes a greater love to look after one living with dementia cos you have to be extra patient...Cos that parent was patient with you while growing up as well...🤗 I pray God continues to strengthen her spiritually, physically,emotionally and most especially financially.😗
ReplyDeleteThe lord is your ststrength. My prayers to your mum
ReplyDeleteSo Emotional mama is healed in Jesus mighty name..
ReplyDeleteVery sad something. Chai! Keep being strong babes.
ReplyDeleteYou would be fine... stay strong
ReplyDeleteI couldn't hold back my tears reading your story. You're right people go as they come. This life is truly nothing there is nothing worth holding unto on earth.
ReplyDeleteWow!! So many sad stories.. my heart goes out to all of you.
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