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goodbye bonkers Penny Smith
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are you sad to see her leave GMTV? I'm not. And I sincerely hope Garraway, Crosby and Kelly will soon follow her out of the door.
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It's not nice to see one's own Parents ageing and not being able to cope as they used to, unfortunately the burden then falls on other shoulders DEN such as yourself.
Apart from that you have your own worries with your immediate Family and the two combined is a hard cross to bear.
You badly need a break DEN, have you a brother or sister who are able to help out ?
Apart from that you have your own worries with your immediate Family and the two combined is a hard cross to bear.
You badly need a break DEN, have you a brother or sister who are able to help out ?
No Red - I am an only child - my Mum has vascular dementia and my Dad is her main carer, but with me as the back up support. I normally drive over to them in East London about 3 times a week - but speak to them on the phone every morning and evening - my Dad off loads his stress onto me and this week it has come to a head.
I try and take a step back, but unfortunately this just is not possible.
Anyway, enough of my problems - thanks for asking Redman. Much appreciated.
I try and take a step back, but unfortunately this just is not possible.
Anyway, enough of my problems - thanks for asking Redman. Much appreciated.
Den I am so thinking about you & your mum & your dad too, I am ancient now ( 85)
My wife had vascular dementia, but finally passed away 2 years ago she became bedridden Christmas 2007 & with the help of brilliant district nurses & social services I nursed her for 3 months, we had been together for 58 years & I loved her so much, sorry the tears are making my keyboard wet.I have a lovely daughter like you Den & I live with her & her husband now, they have made me so welcome in their home. Please keep going as best you can, all my love. Ron.
My wife had vascular dementia, but finally passed away 2 years ago she became bedridden Christmas 2007 & with the help of brilliant district nurses & social services I nursed her for 3 months, we had been together for 58 years & I loved her so much, sorry the tears are making my keyboard wet.I have a lovely daughter like you Den & I live with her & her husband now, they have made me so welcome in their home. Please keep going as best you can, all my love. Ron.
Hiya Whiskeryron - I have only just come back online and seen your reply - you are most probably in bed now, but thank you for sharing your experience about your dear wife and vascular dementia. Its a cruel disease, stripping a once bright woman of her dignity.
I would love the benefit of your experience and perhaps we can talk on another post sometime. My Dad is also named Ron.
Den xx
I would love the benefit of your experience and perhaps we can talk on another post sometime. My Dad is also named Ron.
Den xx
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