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My mother went through the same, and my feelings echo your own. There is absolutely nothing good about losing a loved one to dementia. It is constant pain, fo
by Baeocystin 5y ago
My mother went through the same, and my feelings echo your own.
There is absolutely nothing good about losing a loved one to dementia. It is constant pain, for years.
I still remember the first time my Mom flinched in fear as I went to give her a hug, as she didn't recognize me. Her greatest fear was losing her mind, and it happened, and there was nothing any of us could do about it. It was a mercy when her body passed, as everything she was had died, inch by inevitable inch, years before. It was cruel, horrible, everything.
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- sizzle 5y agoSame with my dad after a hemorrhagic stroke and he was on warfarin blood thinners. It basically felt like dementia, couldn’t remember a thing and couldn’t use half his body, confined to a wheelchair. I still mourn the loss of my former dad who is a shell of a once great man.