-
nortonmansfield
My Dad started getting dementia several years ago. A relative lived with him and took advantage of him. I tried to get him committed, so that the stealing and abuse would stop. Everyone said I was doing the right thing. Except the...
Read full story
See comments
Written on October 7th, 2011
1 Rate Up
395 Views
-
rebel566
I cared for my father in his advanced stage of Alzhiemers. I lost my oldest brother to it. He was 67. I lost an uncle to it. I lost part of my life to it. It's a sad diease. It destroys families. I'm bitter that it took Heston...
Read full story
See comments
Written on May 8th, 2011
1 Rate Up
120 Views
-
want2Bhappy
My dad was dx'd about 5 years ago. He currently is still living at home but with round the clock care. It's been hard to watch him loose his faculties but I have tried to think of it as its better than cancer and...
Read full story
See comments
Written on September 9th, 2008
1 Rate Up
506 Views
-
glorygirl
D ad died Oct 6th, 2005. The year of the Veteran, and he was one of Canada's youngest. He had lied about his age, and was only 17 when he went overseas to fight in WW2.
His army records note him as a "Bright, keen, young...
Read full story
See comments
Written on August 30th, 2007
1 Rate Up
500 Views
-
GrannyDang
Actually, it's my mother who has Alzheimers. I am her primary caregiver. She has been diagnosed since 2000, so it has been a long road. My husband & I moved in to her house to care for her, while my daughter rents our home. I have...
Read full story
See comments
Written on April 29th, 2007
1 Rate Up
770 Views
-
inspectorcliche
Even though my father is a retired minister with alzheimer's, he continues to minister to people around him everyday.
Almost intuitively - with the innocense of a child, he reaches out to those around him in need without any concern...
Read full story
See comments
Written on April 6th, 2007
1 Rate Up
766 Views
Read I Have a Father With Alzheimer's Disease stories, written about personal, real experiences from the members of Experience Project. These true short stories
represent the life experience of I Have a Father With Alzheimer's Disease in a profound first-person perspective from the people who have had it.
Participate in these experiences and stories by
reading them, rating them, commenting on them, and most importantly, sharing your own stories of this experience. There's billions of us on this planet today, and tens of billions
of people before us-- no matter the life experience, someone has had it, and more likely than not, it's written in a story posted here at Experience Project.
Login or
Register to get started in seconds.