My Dad, my Mom, and myself are all planning to continue improving this week.
We all appreciate so much the wonderful support we have all around us.
I know there are still plenty of good people in this world. I see them and hear from them everyday.
Thank you.
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3 comments:
Hi Jim - Been thinking about all of you. I still don't know how my mom made it through my dad's alzheimer's (as the primary caregiver) w/out any major health scares. I often think of Alice and the worry/stress/sadness she carries....I hope she'll take the time to nuture herself and accept the help I know is offered to her. I know, from experience, that Paul will have such anxious moments when Alice is not there. My mom was my dad's lifeline and I suspect your parent's situation is similar.....anyway, you gotta love this Fall energy. Cool mornings, garden clean-up, cider doughnuts, cider doughnuts....be well, Jane P.
...that would be 'nurture.' shouldn't type until I've have my caffiene!
Thanks so much Jane for your kind and wise words.
I don't know if I'm quite ready for Fall quite yet. But I would like to talk a little more about these cider doughnuts...:)
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