Thanks for Chris' 2nd of 2 commentaries - a very inightful & loving viewpoints - many correlate to our parents (RIP) - and some of our siblings (RIP) - although only my (Rich) brother had dementia (sometimes cogent) until passing away at age 85 - and each of our respective siblings (one each), alive, happily are not affected by Alzheimers or related disease. Rich & Anne. "ps" parents of Rich lived to 85, parents of Anne lived to 60 (Mom) and 81 (Dad). The myriad dynamics with aging parents are impactful - conscious / unconscious - re: personal relations, mode of care, financial aspects - the "list goes on"
Thanks for Chris' 2nd of 2 commentaries - a very inightful & loving viewpoints - many correlate to our parents (RIP) - and some of our siblings (RIP) - although only my (Rich) brother had dementia (sometimes cogent) until passing away at age 85 - and each of our respective siblings (one each), alive, happily are not affected by Alzheimers or related disease. Rich & Anne. "ps" parents of Rich lived to 85, parents of Anne lived to 60 (Mom) and 81 (Dad). The myriad dynamics with aging parents are impactful - conscious / unconscious - re: personal relations, mode of care, financial aspects - the "list goes on"