I have not posted here for quite a while. During that time a lot has happened. My wife had been diagnosed with Alzheimers about ten years ago.
The illness followed the usual path and she was admitted to a care home two years ago and things became easier for the family in general. Fast forward two years and numerous visits to A and E for falls and feeding issues. The hospital eventually said that she had reached the end of life and so no more treatment was possible.
She entered a nursing home two months ago and they did their best to help with feeding problems but to no avail. Slow deterioration continued and I was awakened at 4.30am on Christmas day with a phone call to say that she had passed.
I feel now comforted by the fact that she is at peace now as the misery inflicted by Alzheimers is now over.
John.
The illness followed the usual path and she was admitted to a care home two years ago and things became easier for the family in general. Fast forward two years and numerous visits to A and E for falls and feeding issues. The hospital eventually said that she had reached the end of life and so no more treatment was possible.
She entered a nursing home two months ago and they did their best to help with feeding problems but to no avail. Slow deterioration continued and I was awakened at 4.30am on Christmas day with a phone call to say that she had passed.
I feel now comforted by the fact that she is at peace now as the misery inflicted by Alzheimers is now over.
John.