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    • CommentAuthorbilleld
    • CommentTimeSep 6th 2010
     
    Several months ago we accumulated a lot of words, names, descriptions of the way that caregivers see our life as Caregivers. Here is the lattest accumulation:

    "Abomination, Abstinence maker, agony, apocalyptic, bankrupting, Consuming, cruel, degrading, demoralizing, denied, desolation, DESPAIR, despicable, destructive, devastating, dreaded, Dream destroyer, earth-shattering , Empty, engulfing, Evil, Eviscerating, frustrating, gut-wrenching, hard, hateful, Heartbreaking, heart-wrenching, HELL, hit by a Mac truck, Horrible, hurt, Hurtful, ignored, Insidious, isolating, life-destroying , life-sucking, living death, Living hell, lonely , lunacy, meaningless, misunderstood, nerve-wracking, nightmare, overwhelming, painful, Paralyzing, Ruinous, Ruthless, S***ty, Sad, shattering, Solitary, sorrowful, “sucks”, terrifying , torment, Tragic, Unbearable, unfair, Unloved, unappreciated, useless, unbelievable, unfair, unrelenting, vile, worrisome"

    I can not imagine any thing that could be worse than AD for us to go through. Is there a life afterword?? bill
    • CommentAuthorcarosi*
    • CommentTimeSep 6th 2010
     
    billeld---

    Picture all those descriptive words as a large pool of sticky, slimey, gooey mud. We have fallen into that pool, but we can struggle, flounder, and slowly work out way through the pool and eventually wade out. We may carry some stains from the gross stuff but we will survive and have a life afterward--one of our own making.