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The resident, (who has recently been allowed back in the home following that unfortunate incident) connects a vintage Line 6 M13 to the amp.
The doctor watching him diagnoses Alzheimer's disease -- the resident's behaviour is classic short term memory loss -- he gets rid of an M13, only to buy one again just a short time later. Repeat indefinitely.
Only the other residents know the truth...
Remember, it's easier to criticise than create!
I too lost my Gran around a month ago.She was in a home for the last four years and for three and a half years I didn't see her.I always made excuses saying I was too busy but deep down I knew I was avoiding going.I saw my Granddad the night before he died and seeing him go from a tall,strong bear of a man to a rasping husk over the years in a home put me of ever stepping foot in a care home again.Eventually the guilt of not seeing my Gran got too much and about eight months ago I went to see her with a couple of my sisters.The look of joy on her face when she saw us was brilliant but it also made me realise how selfish I'd been.Even though I'd not seen her for so long she displayed no malice what so ever.She was just so genuinely pleased to see us.Subsequent visits were an up and down affair.Sometimes she'd be her normal self but mostly she'd either be sleeping or in great distress.On one occasion she actually begged my sister and I to end the pain and misery for her.The last time I saw her was the week before Christmas and she was back to her old self,laughing and joking and it was so nice to see her like that.I never got to see her again,but maybe selfishly,I'm kind of glad.I'll always remember that last visit as I saw my Gran as I always knew her,not as a broken shell as in previous visits or how I remember my last visit to see my Granddad.
Don't know where I'm going with all this and sorry for going on but it does make you think about where your life is heading.Will my Grandkids come to visit me when I'm old.If not will I deserve it for leaving my own Gran for so long.I need to become a better person,something I'm making a conscious effort to do.
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I changed careers about nine months ago, in order to get off the treadmill. I was highly stressed - yet constantly tired, irascible, overweight, short of breath and suffering from very high blood pressure. I was barely exercising and drinking too much. I felt like every one of my 50 years and then some.
I am a single parent of a twelve year old son - so dying soon isn't really an option....
I am now two stone lighter (and am continuing to lose weight), my blood pressure is almost normal and I have bags more energy. Life is not perfect - but the positive changes I've made I would recommend to anyone.
Good luck with shaking things up. You won't regret it.
Did younger have a discussion where you agreed to sacrifice time with your daughter in order for the mother to enjoy the lions share?
I am the "mother" to my 4 year old, I spend most time with him since he was a few no the old as my wife can earn more than me. It's been so good, the most positive experience of my life and sad as I realise how much Kisses out on the first time around.