That is the question, isn’t it?
My mother died from Alzheimer’s disease in 2019 after we lived through her decline for a decade. It wasn’t pretty, but I captured some of her struggle and my reflections as we walked through what I call “shades of death.”
Perhaps you’re walking that path now? I hope my posts will encourage you.
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From the blog
Shades of Death: When You Lose a Loved One to Alzheimer’s Disease
When you lose someone by Alzheimer’s, you lose her progressively. Both you and the one you love experience shades of death.
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The Final Shade of Death: She Doesn’t Have Alzheimer’s Anymore!
The eulogy for my mother — but, more important, why the final “shade of death” from Alzheimer’s is joyous for believers in Jesus.
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For the love of mom…
My mother has loved me well. I will remember that as she remembers less and less — and love her well in return. I hate Alzheimer’s disease.
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About Me
Hi, I’m Sara. Previously a magazine editor, I became a full-time mother and freelance writer in 2017. When I’m not spending time with my wonderful kids and husband, I love writing about my fascination with food, adventure, and living a healthy and organized life! Read more
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