I fully empathize, because to the immediate family--especially the primary caregiver--of an Alzheimer's victim, those first few hours are difficult and bizarre to say the least, when all of a sudden, "the world"--even if "the world" is your small town--is back in your life and "the world's focus" is suddenly back on someone you've--alone most of the time--toiled and worked to protect, particularly if "the world" pretended your loved one wasn't there because the disease, manifested in your loved one, was too difficult for them to face an deal with. The feeling is almost as if you've been in a cave for a decade or however long the disease lasted, and now you've exited the cave with "the world" looking on.
Our prayers should be for Nancy Reagan. We KNOW where President Reagan is now.
"Our prayers should be for Nancy Reagan. We KNOW where President Reagan is now."
Well said.
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Someone on FNC a few hours ago was saying that Alzheimer's almost forces families into seclusion, especially private families like Ron and Nancy Reagan.
This person talking said it would do their hearts good to get out again and see how much the country loved Ronald Reagan and it would comfort them in their grief.