People Who Are Friend/Family
posted 08/17/2008, comments (0)|
In Loving Honor
"My dad has always lived life to teh fullest...I want to thank AFA for the opportunity to espress teh love and admiration I have for my father. It grieves our hearts that he has this disease. making this panel for the AFA Quilt to Remember has helped me in this grief. When I think of this panel being seen and read by... Read more
posted 08/01/2008, comments (0)|
Hello Instead of Goodbye
"When I read about the Alzheimer's Foundation's Quilt to Remember, I felt it would be a perfect way to remember Mom. She had taught both of us (Sharlene and Marijean) to sew, and we enjoy quilting so it was an appropriate method to tell about her. Our sister-in-law, Shelley, had recently begun quilting plus she was very close to Mom,... Read more
posted 08/01/2008, comments (0)|
3 family memebers diagnosed at the same time....
My grandmother was diagnosed at 80 and passed away in 2003 at 90. My father was diagnosed at 63 in 2001 but we think he was suffering as early as age 50. He passed away in 2006 a month before turning 68. My mother's father was diagnosed in 2004 and is still doing moderatly well today at age 83. I'm about to turn 41 and I'm a bit scared for... Read more
posted 07/28/2008, comments (2)|
Only Children Vs. Sharing Decisions With Siblings – Which is Easier?
I would think the one good thing about being an only child is you look for help early in the game and don't try to take too much on yourself.
posted 07/16/2008, comment (1)|
