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In the months following my mother's death, I began to work on a Web site in her memory. It was just these poems, a few of my journal entries, and some links to Alzheimer's resources. I worked on it at every free moment, and though it was still to be a long road to complete healing, I began to heal as I filled Windows Notepad with pages of HTML built around the story I had to share.
Slowly I began to get on with my life even though tears still flowed at times. In August of that year I got a permanent library-related job again. In September of that year I married again. In November as I was driving back home for my first Thanksgiving without my mother, I wrote a song. SONG OF ALZHEIMER'S
My mother was so full of life
Won't somebody please
I took care of my mother;
Won't somebody please
I look into the mirror;
Won't somebody please
It's in most every family,
Won't somebody please (Written November 1996 Copyright 1996-2002 Brenda Parris Sibley) There have been more poems in the years since that expressed my emotions at each stage of healing. Maybe at some time later I will write a article or two to cover them and the significant events of the past few years.
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