My mom has Alzheimers. It’s early onset (she’s 62) and we’ve already known for 5 or 6 years but symptoms have been going on for the last decade at least. I should have had plenty of time dealing with this and usually I think I’m fine but then something just hits me. Like sometimes she doesn’t remember my name or when I have children she won’t be capable of looking after them and she was always so excited about that. I want to be there for her always but it’s hard reconciling the person that she was and who she is now. I love her forever and always I just don’t know how to adjust my emotions
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r/NoStupidQuestions My mom has Alzheimers. It’s early onset (she’s 62) and we’ve already known for 5 or 6 years but symptoms have been going on for the last decade at least. I should have had plenty of time dealing with this and usually I think I’m fine but then something just hits me. Like sometimes she doesn’t remember my name or when I have children she won’t be capable of looking after them and she was always so excited about that. I want to be there for her always but it’s hard reconciling the person that she was and who she is now. I love her forever and always I just don’t know how to adjust my emotions submitted by /u/thatgirl23 [link] [comments]
My mom has Alzheimers. It’s early onset (she’s 62) and we’ve already known for 5 or 6 years but symptoms have been going on for the last decade at least. I should have had plenty of time dealing with this and usually I think I’m fine but then something just hits me. Like sometimes she doesn’t remember my name or when I have children she won’t be capable of looking after them and she was always so excited about that. I want to be there for her always but it’s hard reconciling the person that she was and who she is now. I love her forever and always I just don’t know how to adjust my emotions
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