To: dhs12345
My sympathies to your friend. As I said I've worked in three nursing homes. I've seen that stare, incoherent speech, yelling, talking to invisible friends and deceased family members. But I've seen smiles, joy and I have bought smiles and laughter to many residents, listened to their life stories, especially the WW2 vets. It's heart breaking at times but it's also rewarding.
53 posted on
07/25/2019 10:41:11 PM PDT by
jmacusa
("If wisdom is not the Lord, what is wisdom?''.)
To: jmacusa
Thank you. The medicines have improved greatly over the years and have extended people’s lives.
Most of us will live to an old age where these problems are common. Parts wear out. It is humbling to know that you might be sitting in that chair someday mumbling and talking about deceased family members.
Sounds like you do great work. Keep it up and thank you. :)
56 posted on
07/26/2019 8:01:04 AM PDT by
dhs12345
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