Strength is the capacity to break a bar of chocolate into 4 pieces with your bare hands and then eat just one of the pieces. ~Unknown
Dec
09

My mother’s mom had been sick for a very long time. She was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s about 12 years ago, and had steadily (but slowly) declined since then. She lived in her own home all this time and was fortunate to be able to have around the clock nursing care in her own home.

The past year had been more difficult for her. While her mind had been gone for some time, her physical health hadn’t been too bad until recently. Her episodes of low blood pressure and breathing problems became more frequent, and we knew that her body was beginning to shut down.

This evening around 8:45pm, Nana passed away in her home. My mother and her sisters were there by her side. I will be leaving in about 4 hours to drive with my brother to Georgia to be with our family. While I am sad that she is gone, I am more relieved that she can finally be at rest. This is a difficult and awful disease, and I know that she tried her hardest as long as she could.

Please pray for my family as we travel to be together to honor her. She lived a very full and successful life, and I have great respect for all that she accomplished.





Me!I'm Lindsey, and thanks so much for stopping by Suspension of Disbelief. I love living in the South. Born and raised in Georgia, live in Florida, school in North Carolina – it just doesn't get better . . .
Read More >>


View Lindsey Hardegree's profile on LinkedIn It is 3:45 AM, I'm driving to work, and it is 24 degrees. Not cool! 1 day ago
(Get your own Twitter!)



602 posts and counting!



35 days until Christmas!
189 days until this school year is over and I get my life back.
935 days to complete my 101 in 1001: 2.97% Complete!

Wishlist

Noteworthy Posts

Most Popular Posts

December 2007
M T W T F S S
« Nov   Jan »
 12
3456789
10111213141516
17181920212223
24252627282930
31  


Skin Me


Reading Red Letters

As Seen on Delightfulblogs.com



Suspension of Disbelief is proudly powered by WordPressXHTMLCSS
51 queries. 1.249 seconds. | Design by: Lisa Sabin • E.Webscapes