Mom suffered a head injury which resulted in accelerated dementia. I left my business in CA and moved to FL to be her caregiver. From the day I told her she was going to die until she died in her sleep, I cared for her and tried to make her life worth living. All she asked was that she die in her own bed in her own home. The last year we purchased a motorhome and traveled around Florida. I got her back home four days before she died. A promise fulfilled.
I'm writing my story on dementias-daughter.com. It will make you laugh and cry and answer many questions along the way. This is one daughter's story.


Hi Sunny,
It is amazing that after the emotional trauma you went through with your Mom, you still moved to her house and took care of her until the end.
It is not easy.
Thanks for the website.
Regards,
Nina
Thank you for taking the time to write your comment. Truthfully, my Dad told me at an early age that someday Mom would need me and he would see to it that she could afford to care for us both financially. It was fortunate for me that I was in a position to devote myself to her care. I can't imagine trying to do it with a family or even a husband to care for too. As for Mom, she made it easy. She lived the end of her life healthy and died peacefully. As for me, I'm happily retired. She paid me well.