Alzheimer Grandma holds an eight day old baby Eli(1)1) So February 2005, right after her Alzheimer's diagnosis. It's amazing how much they've both changed in four years.
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5 comments:
That's pretty intense. Getting older is really tough.
*sigh* I was going to say what Stimey said. All those things we thought would never apply to us actually do . . .
How are your kids doing with the Alzhiemer's Grandma situation? Are they a bit young to really get it?
Not even close to mostly wordless or Wednesday. I think that might be a new record for you.
I hope Grandma is doing better? You've been in my prayers.
My kids were incredibly gentle and patient with both of my Alzheimer's Grandmas. It amazed and humbled me...
What a sweet picture.
So sorry about your grandma. What a beautiful picture and memory this is, though. Thank you for sharing it.
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