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Category Archives: Grief Living
June 3rd~June 14th, 2019: Diary of Erasure
June 3rd: Today I am sad. My fam was her for the passed week and I have ready forgotten most of the converstions we had and place we went. I look at the pictures to bring back glimpes but that’s … Continue reading
Monday, May 20, 2019 ~ The Tale of Three Women
So many times we hear about looking to women of the Bible as our examples. They overcame adversity in order to become strong women and to fulfill the purpose for which God had called them. When some folks point to … Continue reading
Sunday, May 19, 2019 ~ The Gorilla in the Room
We have all heard the phrase “Elephant in the room” and know that it means there is something we are refusing to acknowledge even though it is larger than life and taking up tons of space. This blog is about … Continue reading
May 16, 2019 ~ With Early-onset Alzheimer’s The Question Is….
What if the life you dreamed of is no longer going to happen? What to do when the grief, energy, and financial burden this is placing on the family you love more than you love anything else is too much … Continue reading
Thursday, May 9, 2019 ~ A Mother’s Heart
All I can ever remember wanting to be when I was growing up was a Mama. I used to dream of having children and spending all my time just loving them. I dreamed of nurturing them, playing games with them, … Continue reading
Wednesday, May 8, 2019 ~ Valleys and Shadows
Today, I was reading the 23rd Psalm. Most of us know it by heart and can quote it’s comforting verses easily. However, I wanted something new but was still drawn to this passage. I was reminded that David was a … Continue reading
Posted in Alzheimer's, Finding Your Way, Grief Living, Knowing Jesus, Poetry
Tagged 23rd Psalm, Alzheimer's, Comfort, Early-onset Alzheimer's, Grace, Grief, Mercy, The Good Shepherd
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April 23, 2019 ~ My Missing Adverbs
There are five basic examples of adverbs in the English language as we know them. They answer the questions of how, why, when, where and degree (level of intensity). I do not like often I now respond with “I don’t … Continue reading
Posted in Alzheimer's, Finding Your Way, Grief Living, Uncategorized
Tagged Alzheimer's, Confused, Early-onset Alzheimer's, Family, Lost, Memory, Sad
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