I wonder. If advanced Alzheimer patients would choose to
die. If granted. For a single day. The ability to think clearly and deeply.
About their situations. Maybe that’s why I don’t grieve for long. When a loved
one dies of complications from Alzheimer’s. Maybe that’s what she wanted.
Better than lingering. On and on. Senselessly. I don’t wish for anyone’s death.
But sometimes, death is a blessing. –Jim Broede
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