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When your mum has dementia and is no longer the mum you know, there is obviously a huge amount of grief. A living mourning loss for what was and will never be again. I find one of the feelings I struggle with is guilt for feeling anything other than empathy and patience. Because it’s hard not to feel frustrated or to zone out of the situation when it’s hurting too much, and the anger that this is happening to my mum, to my dad, to my siblings. It’s hard, despite best intentions not to feel jealous of people who still have mothers or have grandmother’s for their children. One of things that has changed in many ways this visit is a general acceptance of this being the way things are. If I can hold my mum’s hand and take a walk in the sun then that moment in itself is something to be cherished. If she can chat to my children in the way she is able and they can respond in the way they can then those moments are still moments of love regardless. I’m trying hard to let go of the sadness

You spend a lot of time making your house your home – decorating and accessorising to create a cosy domicile that reflects your personality. The area of your home that is either neglected or left until last is your garden. You have your bedroom and your living room exactly how you want it, but you […]

You spend a lot of time making your house your home – decorating and accessorising to create a cosy domicile that reflects your personality. The area of your home that is either neglected or left until last is your garden. You have your bedroom and your living room exactly how you want it, but you […]

When your mum has dementia and is no longer the mum you know, there is obviously a huge amount of grief. A living mourning loss for what was and will never be again. I find one of the feelings I struggle with is guilt for feeling anything other than empathy and patience. Because it’s hard not to feel frustrated or to zone out of the situation when it’s hurting too much, and the anger that this is happening to my mum, to my dad, to my siblings. It’s hard, despite best intentions not to feel jealous of people who still have mothers or have grandmother’s for their children. One of things that has changed in many ways this visit is a general acceptance of this being the way things are. If I can hold my mum’s hand and take a walk in the sun then that moment in itself is something to be cherished. If she can chat to my children in the way she is able and they can respond in the way they can then those moments are still moments of love regardless. I’m trying hard to let go of the sadness

When your mum has dementia and is no longer the mum you know, there is obviously a huge amount of grief. A living mourning loss for what was and will never be again. I find one of the feelings I struggle with is guilt for feeling anything other than empathy and patience. Because it’s hard not to feel frustrated or to zone out of the situation when it’s hurting too much, and the anger that this is happening to my mum, to my dad, to my siblings. It’s hard, despite best intentions not to feel jealous of people who still have mothers or have grandmother’s for their children. One of things that has changed in many ways this visit is a general acceptance of this being the way things are. If I can hold my mum’s hand and take a walk in the sun then that moment in itself is something to be cherished. If she can chat to my children in the way she is able and they can respond in the way they can then those moments are still moments of love regardless. I’m trying hard to let go of the sadness

Have you been wanting to book a Center Parcs break but are waiting for the right time? Want to know they ever have a sale? Are you wanting to know when do Center Parcs reduce prices? I take a look at the best times of year to bag a cheaper Center Parcs break. I love Center Parcs. I’ve been on […]

You spend a lot of time making your house your home – decorating and accessorising to create a cosy domicile that reflects your personality. The area of your home that is either neglected or left until last is your garden. You have your bedroom and your living room exactly how you want it, but you […]

You spend a lot of time making your house your home – decorating and accessorising to create a cosy domicile that reflects your personality. The area of your home that is either neglected or left until last is your garden. You have your bedroom and your living room exactly how you want it, but you […]

When your mum has dementia and is no longer the mum you know, there is obviously a huge amount of grief. A living mourning loss for what was and will never be again. I find one of the feelings I struggle with is guilt for feeling anything other than empathy and patience. Because it’s hard not to feel frustrated or to zone out of the situation when it’s hurting too much, and the anger that this is happening to my mum, to my dad, to my siblings. It’s hard, despite best intentions not to feel jealous of people who still have mothers or have grandmother’s for their children. One of things that has changed in many ways this visit is a general acceptance of this being the way things are. If I can hold my mum’s hand and take a walk in the sun then that moment in itself is something to be cherished. If she can chat to my children in the way she is able and they can respond in the way they can then those moments are still moments of love regardless. I’m trying hard to let go of the sadness

Have you been wanting to book a Center Parcs break but are waiting for the right time? Want to know they ever have a sale? Are you wanting to know when do Center Parcs reduce prices? I take a look at the best times of year to bag a cheaper Center Parcs break. I love Center Parcs. I’ve been on […]

You spend a lot of time making your house your home – decorating and accessorising to create a cosy domicile that reflects your personality. The area of your home that is either neglected or left until last is your garden. You have your bedroom and your living room exactly how you want it, but you […]

When your mum has dementia and is no longer the mum you know, there is obviously a huge amount of grief. A living mourning loss for what was and will never be again. I find one of the feelings I struggle with is guilt for feeling anything other than empathy and patience. Because it’s hard not to feel frustrated or to zone out of the situation when it’s hurting too much, and the anger that this is happening to my mum, to my dad, to my siblings. It’s hard, despite best intentions not to feel jealous of people who still have mothers or have grandmother’s for their children. One of things that has changed in many ways this visit is a general acceptance of this being the way things are. If I can hold my mum’s hand and take a walk in the sun then that moment in itself is something to be cherished. If she can chat to my children in the way she is able and they can respond in the way they can then those moments are still moments of love regardless. I’m trying hard to let go of the sadness

Have you been wanting to book a Center Parcs break but are waiting for the right time? Want to know they ever have a sale? Are you wanting to know when do Center Parcs reduce prices? I take a look at the best times of year to bag a cheaper Center Parcs break. I love Center Parcs. I’ve been on […]

When your mum has dementia and is no longer the mum you know, there is obviously a huge amount of grief. A living mourning loss for what was and will never be again. I find one of the feelings I struggle with is guilt for feeling anything other than empathy and patience. Because it’s hard not to feel frustrated or to zone out of the situation when it’s hurting too much, and the anger that this is happening to my mum, to my dad, to my siblings. It’s hard, despite best intentions not to feel jealous of people who still have mothers or have grandmother’s for their children. One of things that has changed in many ways this visit is a general acceptance of this being the way things are. If I can hold my mum’s hand and take a walk in the sun then that moment in itself is something to be cherished. If she can chat to my children in the way she is able and they can respond in the way they can then those moments are still moments of love regardless. I’m trying hard to let go of the sadness

Have you been wanting to book a Center Parcs break but are waiting for the right time? Want to know they ever have a sale? Are you wanting to know when do Center Parcs reduce prices? I take a look at the best times of year to bag a cheaper Center Parcs break. I love Center Parcs. I’ve been on […]

When your mum has dementia and is no longer the mum you know, there is obviously a huge amount of grief. A living mourning loss for what was and will never be again. I find one of the feelings I struggle with is guilt for feeling anything other than empathy and patience. Because it’s hard not to feel frustrated or to zone out of the situation when it’s hurting too much, and the anger that this is happening to my mum, to my dad, to my siblings. It’s hard, despite best intentions not to feel jealous of people who still have mothers or have grandmother’s for their children. One of things that has changed in many ways this visit is a general acceptance of this being the way things are. If I can hold my mum’s hand and take a walk in the sun then that moment in itself is something to be cherished. If she can chat to my children in the way she is able and they can respond in the way they can then those moments are still moments of love regardless. I’m trying hard to let go of the sadness

Have you been wanting to book a Center Parcs break but are waiting for the right time? Want to know they ever have a sale? Are you wanting to know when do Center Parcs reduce prices? I take a look at the best times of year to bag a cheaper Center Parcs break. I love Center Parcs. I’ve been on […]

When your mum has dementia and is no longer the mum you know, there is obviously a huge amount of grief. A living mourning loss for what was and will never be again. I find one of the feelings I struggle with is guilt for feeling anything other than empathy and patience. Because it’s hard not to feel frustrated or to zone out of the situation when it’s hurting too much, and the anger that this is happening to my mum, to my dad, to my siblings. It’s hard, despite best intentions not to feel jealous of people who still have mothers or have grandmother’s for their children. One of things that has changed in many ways this visit is a general acceptance of this being the way things are. If I can hold my mum’s hand and take a walk in the sun then that moment in itself is something to be cherished. If she can chat to my children in the way she is able and they can respond in the way they can then those moments are still moments of love regardless. I’m trying hard to let go of the sadness

Have you been wanting to book a Center Parcs break but are waiting for the right time? Want to know they ever have a sale? Are you wanting to know when do Center Parcs reduce prices? I take a look at the best times of year to bag a cheaper Center Parcs break. I love Center Parcs. I’ve been on […]

Have you been wanting to book a Center Parcs break but are waiting for the right time? Want to know they ever have a sale? Are you wanting to know when do Center Parcs reduce prices? I take a look at the best times of year to bag a cheaper Center Parcs break. I love Center Parcs. I’ve been on […]

When your mum has dementia and is no longer the mum you know, there is obviously a huge amount of grief. A living mourning loss for what was and will never be again. I find one of the feelings I struggle with is guilt for feeling anything other than empathy and patience. Because it’s hard not to feel frustrated or to zone out of the situation when it’s hurting too much, and the anger that this is happening to my mum, to my dad, to my siblings. It’s hard, despite best intentions not to feel jealous of people who still have mothers or have grandmother’s for their children. One of things that has changed in many ways this visit is a general acceptance of this being the way things are. If I can hold my mum’s hand and take a walk in the sun then that moment in itself is something to be cherished. If she can chat to my children in the way she is able and they can respond in the way they can then those moments are still moments of love regardless. I’m trying hard to let go of the sadness