Boom 13 "JADE" 2 month group
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Terriamn, Sorry to hear about your Mom. Safe travels and may she have a quick recovery.
I will see my Mom next week as we are going to Quilt Colorado with my sister and girlfriend. Worry about the same thing as she is 87 but still quilting!
I will see my Mom next week as we are going to Quilt Colorado with my sister and girlfriend. Worry about the same thing as she is 87 but still quilting!
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Terriamn,
I know how concerned you are about your Mom. The news of a fall is alarming! My mother is 84 and I have Parkinson's, so we help remind each other consistently about ways to keep our environment free of clutter and do our best to practice fall-safe prevention awareness.
I have read and researched via the Internet the subject of caring for aging parents. My mother has early stages of dementia while I am just arriving at Stage Two Parkinson's (symptoms now occurring on left and right side) at age 65.
My husband is 82. He plays tennis 3 times a week, keeps our yard and garden immaculate. Still a fall is a scary thought for him as well.
Growing older is not for "sissies" , especially while taking responsibility as primary care-giver to aging parents - can be exhausting. Things that work for me include: spending time in prayer to express my gratitude for all good things in my life; staying constantly aware that my body is my real home and needs proper maintenance; expanding my knowledge of the daily challenges I face and never....ever....ever losing my sense of humor! And all netted at the end of the day.....hugs are golden!
Praying for you and your family! Bee Blessed
I know how concerned you are about your Mom. The news of a fall is alarming! My mother is 84 and I have Parkinson's, so we help remind each other consistently about ways to keep our environment free of clutter and do our best to practice fall-safe prevention awareness.
I have read and researched via the Internet the subject of caring for aging parents. My mother has early stages of dementia while I am just arriving at Stage Two Parkinson's (symptoms now occurring on left and right side) at age 65.
My husband is 82. He plays tennis 3 times a week, keeps our yard and garden immaculate. Still a fall is a scary thought for him as well.
Growing older is not for "sissies" , especially while taking responsibility as primary care-giver to aging parents - can be exhausting. Things that work for me include: spending time in prayer to express my gratitude for all good things in my life; staying constantly aware that my body is my real home and needs proper maintenance; expanding my knowledge of the daily challenges I face and never....ever....ever losing my sense of humor! And all netted at the end of the day.....hugs are golden!
Praying for you and your family! Bee Blessed
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