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To: ajtj99 who wrote (59174)	5/5/2022 11:45:02 PM
From: Lou Weed	1 Recommendation Recommended By kimberley Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 97946

Sending positive thoughts your way aj. You're a good man......

To: ajtj99 who wrote (59174)	5/6/2022 2:09:20 AM
From: da_spot	4 Recommendations Recommended By kimberley Lou Weed pak73 towerdog Respond to of 97946

To: ajtj99 who wrote (59174)	5/6/2022 6:02:38 AM
From: Bocor	6 Recommendations Recommended By da_spot kimberley Lou Weed tntpal toccodolce and 1 more member Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 97946

I totally understand. I cared for a mother afflicted with bi polar, dementia and NPD (narcistic personality disorder and a hoarder) who lived in her bed, expecting me to cook and clean and shop for her. I drove 300 miles each week, filling up the freezer with foods I coked over the week, cleaned maggots out of her sink, (living in Miami did not help) and I believe I have a lot of my arthritis due to the constant cleaning and washing. I slept on the floor in another room with a baby monitor so I could hear her. I had no siblings but I was the caregiver anyway, so I know it would have been me anyway. I held her hand as she died and as hard as it was, I would not have put her in an institution for anything. I was blessed to be able to do it. It changed me in a good way I think.