Dementia, Caregiving and Life in General
Carpe Diem
Coming home from the supermarket at noon, I noted mom was in front of the TV with a book, in her pyjamas.
“You’re still in pyjamas?” I teased.
“These are not pyjamas!” she said.
“Oh, they’re not?”
“This is Home wear”.
I guess I learned something new today. 🙂
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When you start asking, "Why?!" go for a walk. This is all temporary.
Sounds plausible to me. 😉
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Definitely it was a good answer!
For the first time too, had to remind mom to get dressed to go out because that’s what we do on Saturdays. She’d gotten the day wrong.
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😉 I’ve been retired almost eight years and I have to think what day it is when I get out of bed each day so I’m not surprised. ❤
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Love it!
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Thanks 🙂
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Made me laugh. As a Person With Dementia myself, it sure made sense!!
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Absolutely accurate description 🙂
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