Stage 2 of Alzheimer’s – Questions
As an Alzheimer’s patient begins the journey into Stage 2, she experiences a small amount of forgetfulness, but nothing that impairs life. However, questions remain.
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As an Alzheimer’s patient begins the journey into Stage 2, she experiences a small amount of forgetfulness, but nothing that impairs life. However, questions remain.
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How do we deal with the question of “Why?” when heaven is silent? Maybe God sees the bigger picture through his timeless eyes.
These days, I find myself with more questions than answers. Although still based in the original foundations of scripture and relationship, my faith is changing. No longer do I think in terms of black and white. In fact, I spend more time thinking and meditating than I do reciting the rules I grew up with.
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As a Christian, I try to focus on the positives in life – those creative surprises that God brings out of any situation. He promises that he can bring something good out of our struggles. We look for the good. We trust that He knows a better way. Truthfully, a belief in the positives has
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Here’s one of the tips Reverend G might tell her loved ones: Don’t Argue with Me. You might wonder…who would argue with Reverend G? But for caregivers who deal with Alzheimer’s and dementia patients, arguments sometimes happen. I’ve seen this in my own family. With her paranoia, Mom often makes up the most elaborate stories.
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