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God, Mom, Alzheimer's and Me
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Sharing the Adventures of Caregiving
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God, Mom, Alzheimer's and Me Wednesday, September 11, 2024 Try Not To Blame the Victim With the 20/20 hindsight that comes with time, I know I was unfair to my mother when she began to show signs of dementia. Adult children are commonly resentful and fearful when aging parents give way to infirmity. The first response is often, “If they would try harder, if they loved me enough to do what they should, if they weren’t lazy, then they could avoid decline.” We always want to believe that we can avoid our own decline and death through valiant effort, because we are afraid. To see a parent’s decline is most fear-inducing of all, because we are related to them by blood, by love and by need. We feel betrayed when they begin to leave us via the introspection of pain or the finality of approaching death. I'm not sure whether I read this quote somewhere: "Don't believe everything you think," or if I came up with it myself during the years I was coping with my mother's Alzheimer...
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