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Adventures in Dementia*land: Part X
The Proper Distance from a Slow Motion Train Wreck Today I learned that not only must my mother be formally served legal notice by some professional notice-server – the content of which is that she will be moved, against her … Continue reading
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Adventures in Dementia*land: Part VIII
Keeping Guilt Company During this visit much has happened. And nothing has happened. During this visit I I vacuumed her living room floor. Or part of the floor. The visible part. I cleared out a bathroom that hasn’t been used … Continue reading