I am a mapless road,
ribboning through the countryside
guiding your turn after turn after
turn.
Blinded by the late autumn sun
and clouded by your state of confusion,
you query your destination.
Dementia is a difficult thing to live with and even harder for loved ones to accept. We know we are not far from taking the keys. Each day we pray she still finds her way.
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Oh, Leigh Anne, what a difficult time for everyone. Hugs.
ReplyDeleteI am sorry that you have this sad challenge, Leigh Anne. A friend at the bookstore just told me a similar story of her mother-in-law. Take care of yourself, too.
ReplyDeleteI am so very sorry. I have a close friend whose father is here as well. I know this is so hard.
ReplyDeleteHeavenly Father,
ReplyDeleteYou are our Comforter.
Wrap your arms around them.