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Alzheimer's
I think one of the hardest things I'll ever have to do in my life is watch my beloved, intellegent father succomb to his old age.
I think one of the hardest things I'll ever have to do in my life is watch my beloved, intellegent father succomb to his old age.
My wife's 92 year old grandmother even thinks its horrible how folks younger than her turn into shells. -Thats not your golden years!- She said.
She works and does her own bookkeeping. I really wonder if anyone should retire. It seems to start there.
no one likes to succumb. it tastes terrible.
I know how you feel. My grandfather got alzheimer's. He was the greatest person I have ever known. It was hard to watch his mind deteriorate.
It does **, my mother in law has had it for 8 years. The person we knew and loved is long gone, all that's left now is a shell that breathes and (with help) eats. I hope that euthanasia is legal by the time I'm her age.
Alzheimer's is hereditary, so as much as it ** right now, you probably won't remember any of it.