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John D. 05-01-2005 08:04 PM

Tom,

Your Mom and you and your family are in Jen's and my thoughts and prayers. While I can't imagine what Alzheimer's disease is to deal with in either a family member or at a personal level - please know you, she and her family is not alone...

John D.

ViggoG 05-01-2005 11:15 PM

Tom,
My Prayers go with you and yours that the Passing be Swift and Easy.
Have Comfort that the time of Passing Will Raise the Veil of the Mind and She Shall be Whole and Free of any Pain and Sorrow Once Again.
Smile and take Consolation in this Tom, and your pain and sorrow will also fade away.
Viggo

AGE 05-02-2005 12:31 AM

Tom,

Our prayers are with you and your family. My mother passed away in'99. She had Alzheimers for 10+ years and regressed sharply at the end. I know your pain. I lost my mom when she didn't know me or anybody else which was years before the end. It is a cruel disease.

RockinWR 05-02-2005 01:00 AM

Tom,
* My prayers are with you and your family.
* May God be gentle & kind.
Bob

Strider 05-02-2005 03:25 PM

Tom,

I will also include your mom as well as you and the rest of your family in my prayers.

Sid.

John Sabato 05-02-2005 03:52 PM

Tom my friend,

Sorry it took so long for me to check in to the forum and find this thread...

May God comfort you and your family in your loss as He gently places your Mother in his hand for eternity... She will be in good company with those mothers who have preceeded us in this transition to our final reward... mine included.

I will pray that she will pass gently my friend.

Tim 05-02-2005 04:28 PM

Tom,
Your mother and family are in my thoughts and prayers
Tim

Paul L 05-03-2005 01:18 AM

Tom,

May the Lord bless you and your family in this trying time.............may he welcome your mom into the great reward and she passwith ease and comfort........knowing that your all there for her...................

Kindest Regards, Paul

Navy 05-04-2005 06:31 PM

All,

Thank you all so much for your thoughts and prayers; it really means a great deal to me.

Was notified by hospice this PM that Mom has entered the stage known as "Terminal Agitation". I suspect God is making his plans known. The nurse says that this is a 3-4 day process. Will be headed to Georgia Friday.

I believe that the end of her journey is at hand.

Tom A

John Sabato 05-05-2005 09:55 AM

Wish you a safe journey Tom...

Navy 05-09-2005 06:30 PM

All,

Mom passed away quietly 1200 o5/05/05 and was buried yesterday.

I thank all of you for your prayers and kindness during this particularly difficult time.

Tom A

Ron Smith 05-09-2005 07:43 PM

Do not mourn for me, for I am the trees.

Do not mourn for me, for I am the light.

Do not mourn for me, for I am the breeze.

Do not mourn for me, for I am forever with you and I am free.

Celtic Eulogy

~ Author unknown~

Please accept my heartfelt sympathy. Ron

Edward Tinker 05-09-2005 07:45 PM

Tom, although expected, it does not make it any easier for you. Tom, my heart goes to you, and may you feel a touch of help, however small from Terry and Ed wishing you comfort,


Ed & Terry

lugerholsterrepair 05-09-2005 09:37 PM

Tom, I am afraid from the state of my own Mothers health and condition I am soon to travel on the trail you have just passed. She has been a big part of my life and I can empathize with your grief. Like me I am sure you will have your fond memories. Keep your spirits up my Friend, I will be thinking of you...Jerry Burney

Navy 05-09-2005 10:07 PM

Jerry, My Airborne Comrade in Arms

Thanks you so much for your understanding and kind words.

I can only counsel you to let the grief take it's course. The pain you will feel is the visceral, deep in your core, pain that you last felt many years ago in SEA, when a bud got waxed.

I believe it is good to go through the grieving process with openness. I had my tears and I felt as tho my heart was being ripped out. Afterwards, after the viewing, after the friends and the visitation, after the wonderful funeral, after the coffin was closed forever, when all were gone from the gravesite, I gave a little "shave and a haircut, two bits" knock on the coffin, as I had done on her front door for many years , and said, "Bye, Mom. See ya' down the road."

And this chapter ends.

Tom A.


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