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I was truly emotionally spent by the end. The raw honesty as you write while plunging through a sea of mental challenges and torment, was and still is inspiring. To combine so many feelings, incidents, personal traits, settings, facts, medical dilemmas and natural self-doubts into such a tight compelling story left me in awe of your talent as a writer.
My thanks for your heartfelt words.
Beautifully written again. You have a way with words. Your journey and story were very moving, and it made me cry.
This was written for many but also for you my friend. A carer at the same time. Thank you for your friendship.
Truly gave us an insight to what you were going through. You are an amazing person who has so much strength, love and compassion. An emotional journey for all involved. Thank you for sharing it with us xx
The Dementia journey is made so much easier when people like yourself share encouragement and praise.
Thank you 💖
Lovely read, great insight to the dealings of demenita and the impact it can have on loved ones: truly inspirational and I am sure Mac felt your love right to the end.
Thank you working man. It was a challenge to write but the praise carries me further
Kat
The depth of your feelings is portrayed in every page. Your empathy with Mac is to be admired and to continue the tormented path was a challenge and one you fought to stay on to the end. Your depth of feelings even in the last poetic piece was truly inspiring. Thank you for sharing.
To share was a must, to be admired for my words, a truly wonderful feeling. Thank you.
I was never really acquainted with Alzheimer’s/Dementia, before reading your book. It left me with a feeling of admiration for you as a carer, and as a writer, I thought it was a story from the heart with honest and beautiful courage. Well done!
Thanks for always praising my words. Friendship means so much.
What a perfectly written book telling all about the journey of a loved on with dementia. With a close family member myself going down this road. It has been comforting to know that others have been down this journey too.
This was one of those.. I can’t wait to read more type of story. Thank you for sharing.
Hopefully many people will read the journey and realise that friendship along the way gives the carer so much encouragement to keep on going through to the end.
Thank you for your thoughts.
Kat
OMG! I couldn’t finish reading this heart-wrenching story in the first sitting … the tears were flowing uncontrollably …. it is just so raw!
Throughout this journey you were with me every step of the way.
My gratitude and love for always being there.
I am having real problems dealing with my wife’s change in behaviour. I know I am not coping very well and become angry and critical when she does things that I know she has no control of. It is very difficult to try and understand what is happening in her mind but I guess that is the nature of the beast. I have to learn to stop criticising her when she does something wrong but I need help in controlling myself and my reactions.
Throughout your journey you will become frustrated and lose hope that you can even offer a simple, “it’s ok”
But, for the return smile and even thanks on some days makes your effort worthwhile.
Walk, talk, sit, love. Do it again and again.
Then laugh with them. Cry alone.
Good luck, my fellow carer. Kat.