Wednesday, January 20, 2010
Alzheimer's
Allie has Alzheimer's but Noah has stuck with her through the years and tries everyday to make her remember him. Some days it works but others it doesnt. How do you think Alzheimer's could affect your life? Do you think by some miracle you could help the love of your life remember the past even though the doctor's dont believe its true.
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Miracles happen everday, so it COULD happen, of course.
ReplyDeleteI know the effects of Alzheimers first hand. In the last years of my great grandmother's life, she had it. I didn't get to see her often, but when I did, she, nine times out of ten, didn't know who I was. She knew my dad and mom some days, but not always. It was very sad seeing her memory go. Her condition didn't affect my everday life because I didn't see her on a daily basis, but when I did see her, conversation was very generalized, which was a drastic change, she was always the person telling stories until she got sick.. It was all very sad. =(
I think Alzheimer's would be the worst disease for both you and your family. They would have to be there for you every day and watch while you slowly forgot who they were and you would think that you were all alone or if you weren't you couldn't remember who these people were that talked to you every day. I don't know if you would have much success not to be a downer but there's not a cure for Alzheimer's. I know that God can accomoplish anything but not you by yourself.
ReplyDeleteif i were him would pull a "50 first dates" and make her watch a video showing and telling her how she doesnt remeber anything and if this guy really loves her he will stay with her even through her disease.
ReplyDeleteAlzheimer's is a terrible disease, and I didn't know the full effects until my grandma moved in with us. I thought that I could "make" her remember, but it didn't work. The disease was devestating on my mom, she always said that her my grandma is not the same person anymore, she is gone and will never see her again until heaven. I never really knew her, so I don't have much attachment, and it's like watching a toddler fiddle around. She is 4 years old at heart. I wish I could have got to know her and love her, but Alzheimer's took that away.
ReplyDeletealzheimers is a very scary disease and i really wish that they had a cure for it. my grandma is starting to show signs of it and i will never forget the night that i really saw it starting to show in her.
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