Category Archives: senility
SADIE BECOMES A LADY
There once was a child named Sadie Who bounced, jumped, and twirled As bands slipped from hair uncurled. Would Sadie ever become a lady? Now ninety, age has done her no favors And sitting has now replaced labors. Her mind … Continue reading
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Tagged aging, family, Friday Fictioneers, mother, Rochelle's picture prompt, senility
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AND MARGE LAUGHED
Remembering Marge, and her faithful caretaker-husband, Roy. Marge had severe memory loss and badly deteriorating health. I had gone to see them a few times when she was either hallucinating or in a coma-like sleep. When I went last she … Continue reading
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Tagged invalid, memory loss, salt and light, senility, talking with those with memory loss
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Sweet aroma 