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my mom has dementia and parkinson’s disease
by: Julie on Sun, Jul 22 2007
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my mom is failing fast and all some of my siblings are talking about is money. They are jealous because I have power of attorney over my mom. They’re not thinking about what’s best for her. The green eye monster got them. It’s killing me and my older brother to see her like that and they’re worried about what’s left when she dies. so for you seniors out there make a power of atterney [attorney] now before things gets worse.

My sister lives next door to my mom and I had to drive there every day to make sure she was ok. And now they’re spreading lies. People are funny when jealousy sets in. I love my mom with all my heart and will do everything to help her have a good life. She’s in the hospital 45 minutes away, 75 min for my brother and we visit every day. So seniors, name someone you love to take care of you and put on paper what you want and how you want it done.


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July 2007

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  • my mom has dementia and parkinson’s disease - by Julie - (Sun, Jul 22 2007)
    my mom is failing fast and all some of my siblings are talking about is money. They are jealous because I have power of attorney over my mom. They’re not thinking about what’s best for her. [more..]

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