Living life care

02/10/2021

Truth 💯

LIFE

02/10/2020

George is 63 years old. At 63 most are still working, travelling, socialising, imparting wisdom upon there children, showing their children the ropes of the family business or looking after grandchildren.

We have missed out on all of these things 💔

At 63 years old we can’t have a coherent conversation. You can’t understand me and I can’t understand you. You can’t prepare your own meals and you can’t even maintain your own personal hygiene. You can’t be left to socialise independently. You can’t be left to do anything independently. Your grandsons won’t be able to say I stayed and Nanna’s house or I’m going on holiday with my Nanna 😥

I still don’t know why it happened to you of all the beautiful people in the world. It still confuses me.

We will continue to smile at each other, talk words without meaning to each other, cuddle and kiss each other and laugh at absolute nonsense with each other. 💜🖤

LIVING LIFE

15/09/2020

😇 💜

07/09/2020

I know the feeling 🥺😢💜

20/07/2020

Such a good day visiting George today 💜

05/07/2020

Happy birthday george 💜💜

29/05/2020

More FaceTime calls with 💜💜
She wasn’t very talkative today I was getting a lot more grunts and noises rather than words. This is becoming more frequent now 💔😢
All part of the journey I guess.

15/05/2020

11/05/2020

Everyday George would perform an act of kindness, and in the beginning of her Alzheimers journey all those who she helped and loved came to support her and me 😍💜

09/05/2020

It’s hard to understand sometimes but it is true 💜

30/04/2020

Both images are true. We give our all but are exhausted by the journey. 💜 love you George I’ll keep going as long as you need me 💜

21/04/2020

I keep smiling because you dedicated your life to making me the woman I am today. Even in your confusion and turmoil I know you feel in your heart that I’m trying my hardest to make you proud 💜💜
Miss you george 💜💜