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Imagine this: Your mother has Alzheimer's. She gets upset and worried when she must leave the house, as she doesn't recognize her surroundings and fear sets in. She's in a state of paranoia most of the time. The person on television is talking to her. The paper carrier is trying to break in. The UPS ...
Hi, Carol. This is such a timely article! I am so sorry for what all those folks have been going through. Your suggestions were very good. I would like to add one more. (You know me and my need for lists; my short term memory is almost non-existent.) I suggest that one makes a list of what they want to take in case of evacuation and put the list on the inside of the bedroom closet door. One may also want to keep a small suitcase near the list. On the list should be the item being taken which is familiar, such as a favorite blanket. One must plan exactly what will be needed and not rely on last minute thoughts. I hope the spring thaw and rains are kinder to you...
Leah
Leah, thank you for the suggestion! Posting a list in an obvious place is a great idea. Anyone can get flustered and having a list would help me a great deal, I know. I need to practice what I preach
I keep linking back to your posts from my blog. You are amazing, as always.
Blessings,
Carol
Many thanks for the compliments! And thank you for continuing to support me as you do.
Leah