A brave new world


A caregiver takes on the challenges of maintaining a quality life for her loved one who is in an advanced stage of Alzheimer’s disease.

WHEN my mother started talking to her dentures recently, I stayed calm. When she used her comb to scratch her body, I kept my cool. Even when I discovered a tiny growth peeking out of the crack of her bum, I remained collected, writing it off as a pile.

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