Susan, I stumbled upon your art through Garchen Rinpoche. I am one of the people caring for my grandmother, who has mid-late stage Alzheimers and has been a lifelong follower of Garchen. Her name is Rosemary, I don't know if you'll see this, but perhaps you and your husband knew her once upon a time. Thank you for taking the time to share your story. Your talk reminds me the world is smaller than we think, and so many of our experiences more common than we realize, even though, when caregiving, it's easy to feel very alone. Sending you lots of love and wishing you all the best.
Thank you for sharing your experience with us. Your genuine words were touching. The love and care you showed to your husband was aboce and beyond. My dad just waa recently diagnosed with the diease. My family and I are on s learning curve...day by day, moment bt moment.
Wow that was really something. You are very special. I can't imagine seeing your soulmate deteriorate in front of your eyes and you can only try and comfort him. I don't think people realize what caregivers have to go through. It opened my eyes.
Jack here. This was perfect and very moving. Thanks. I remember Bob well from the gym, he was always so very nice and friendly. My Balinese grandmother had dementia - what you said about the Balinese way of handling it is very true. She went from being one of my best friends ever to not having a clue who I was. Much love to you.
dearest Susan, your story, which I knew a part of, really took me to tears. You are an incredible honest and real storyteller. Thank you so much for sharing this intimate life of you and Bob. I love you
Thank you Sandeh. Your support has meant so much. Now I need to get the book more visible - Piece by Piece: Love in the Land of Alzheimer's. It's a good read.
This was a wonderful presentation - thank you so much Susan for an honest and beautiful story about your love and life affair with your husband. You are a precious storyteller! It was an honour to listen and cry with you.
I love your story and shared it with friends and family. Thank you for being honest about the good and the bad of being a caregiver to a loved on with ALZ.
Thank you i have some ideas now on what to do. But how do i help my mom understand her life has changed. How do i help her cope with looseing everything shes familure with her possessions and activities she cant do and she knows ot it upsets her then we cry. This is new to me this way in my life. This is hard
Susan, I stumbled upon your art through Garchen Rinpoche. I am one of the people caring for my grandmother, who has mid-late stage Alzheimers and has been a lifelong follower of Garchen. Her name is Rosemary, I don't know if you'll see this, but perhaps you and your husband knew her once upon a time. Thank you for taking the time to share your story. Your talk reminds me the world is smaller than we think, and so many of our experiences more common than we realize, even though, when caregiving, it's easy to feel very alone. Sending you lots of love and wishing you all the best.
Thank you for sharing your experience with us. Your genuine words were touching. The love and care you showed to your husband was aboce and beyond. My dad just waa recently diagnosed with the diease. My family and I are on s learning curve...day by day, moment bt moment.
Wow that was really something. You are very special. I can't imagine seeing your soulmate deteriorate in front of your eyes and you can only try and comfort him. I don't think people realize what caregivers have to go through. It opened my eyes.
Jack here. This was perfect and very moving. Thanks. I remember Bob well from the gym, he was always so very nice and friendly. My Balinese grandmother had dementia - what you said about the Balinese way of handling it is very true. She went from being one of my best friends ever to not having a clue who I was. Much love to you.
Thank you Jack. See you at the gym!
dearest Susan,
your story, which I knew a part of, really took me to tears. You are an incredible honest and real storyteller. Thank you so much for sharing this intimate life of you and Bob.
I love you
Thank you Sandeh. Your support has meant so much. Now I need to get the book more visible - Piece by Piece: Love in the Land of Alzheimer's. It's a good read.
This was a wonderful presentation - thank you so much Susan for an honest and beautiful story about your love and life affair with your husband. You are a precious storyteller! It was an honour to listen and cry with you.
Thank you so much for watching it! Caregivers need all the support and encouragement they can get.
I love your story and shared it with friends and family. Thank you for being honest about the good and the bad of being a caregiver to a loved on with ALZ.
Thank you for watching and sharing it. I feel caregivers need to be recognized and given more support.
Amazing talk. She's very inspiring!
Thank you i have some ideas now on what to do. But how do i help my mom understand her life has changed. How do i help her cope with looseing everything shes familure with her possessions and activities she cant do and she knows ot it upsets her then we cry. This is new to me this way in my life. This is hard