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    • CommentAuthoryhouniey
    • CommentTimeApr 17th 2010
     
    One good thing about this dreadful disease,myhusband calls me to watch every sunset,he forgets he saw it yesterday,so it's new to him.At first I got impatient when he called for me to come see it all the time,but I realized it was his gift to me.The same when he points out the same article in the paper to me several times,he forgets he had just read it a short while ago.And he will call for me to watch the birds at the feeders. I guess we all have to take time to smell the flowers.We too often forget.
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    yhouniey-enjoy what you have while you have it.
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    I keep reminding myself of this too when I get frustrated at being called away from some work around the house that needs done..I just stop and remind myself how bad I'll feel when he no longer does this.
    I already have these thoughts about the grocery list. He used to say " what do you need, I am going to the grocery store". He would make the rounds for the best deal. I sometimes would say you can check out the pantry as well as I can..
    Well now he hardly looks at the ads and does not go to the grocery store at all anymore..or chruch..or well you name it.
    Color me lonesome for my buddy.
    • CommentAuthorAudrey
    • CommentTimeApr 18th 2010
     
    Too often we forget to treasure each moment. I know sometimes I'm caught up in "doing things" I think have to be done. I'm glad this thread came up. Time to take time to smell the roses...too soon they fade.
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      CommentAuthorCarolyn*
    • CommentTimeApr 18th 2010
     
    Reminds me of yesterday. DH and I were sitting in the front at the nursing home. He was absolutely fascinated by a bright red car in the parking lot. Every few minutes he wanted me to see it and talk about it. I just went along with it.