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:Living Alzheimer's from the Front Row

Bob DeMarco
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Bob DeMarco is a CareGiver and Blogger

I am a caregiver. My mother, Dorothy, is 92 years old and suffers...

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Thursday, November 13, 2008
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It is difficult to describe the range of emotions a caregiver might feel or experience in a single day. Imagine being happy and then sad, caring then angry, focused then frustrated, an almost endless stream of feelings and emotions that conflict. The caregiver lives an anxiety filled life day-after- day. The caregiver nevers knows when this craziness might come to an end. They do know this uncertain fate is heart wrenching.

 

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