1. Motor Neurone Disease
2. Multiple Sclerosis
3. Alzheimer's
4. AIDS
5. Necrotising Fasciitis (sp?)
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Shine on you, crazy diamond
Beautifully done
Gets you interviews, apparently
Coogee
God give me good judgment
Damage
Daughter-inspired tree
Location, location, location
3 vWs
Oldie but goodie - April 2009
Too much love of living?
Shining at home
September's space
Spring's responsibilities
Food for the soul
Ha, fooled you again ...
Damp
Damper
Comfort
Alex has timed-out again
In the swing again again
Working on forever music
BlogPolice WARNING!
Quota of Yusuf photos EXCEEDED!!!
All the way to NZ to meet Gerald
Where's the bow for this fine stringed instrument?
Or should that be the other way round?
800 years ago (or so) at Carlton St
Once more, into the breach ...
Serenading with attachments
Stripy jumpers and warriors
Alex losing weight the hard way
Onto the hard stuff
Bust-up
All because of Andrew
2 kinds of school uniform
The time is now
New perspectives
Building Strength
Cusp
Ease
27-25&3monthsFree
Like father, like daughter
Just too lovely, darling
Courage, crap and kitsch
Odd people, Odd places
Gerlad and the Boss
Coming to save us all
Just swimming in a fish bowl
Too good to be true
Don't give up and don't give in
The Coolest Cat
And survived
Touched the void
The long and rewinding road
Cool days, cool hats
Things are looking up
The hot January
Alexander in December
Sophie in January
You will always find them in the kitchen at parties
Windswept and Wondering at Whatipu
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I think alheimers would be the worst
ReplyDeleteHave you read "Even When She Forgot My Name" (by Chai Kee Wong, Bert's brother, reviewd here on the blog, and copies available from Bert).
ReplyDeleteRecommend it to anyone who is going through the Alzheimer's journey with one or more loved ones.
G.