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| What is it like to have Alzheimer's disease? | |
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| Jesus, Albert, Alzheimer's, and Richard | |
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| There is no such thing as Alzheimer's disease! | |
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| What is it like to live in purgatory? | |
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| What is it like to have Alzheimer's disease? | |
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| They are glad they caught it early. Am I? | |
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| The end of act one ... and now, an intermission of indeterminate length | |
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| Cogito ergo sum | |
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| My last six words | |
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| Back to the future | |
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| FAQs and FGAs | |
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| Alzheimer's disease, suicide, and death | |
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| What is it like to have Alzheimer's disease - three years later | |
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| Four no trump | |
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| "We have a pill. Alzheimer's can be treated!" | |
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| Dreams, drugs, Alzheimer's, and me | |
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| I wish I were a nude mouse | |
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| "I have been diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease" | |
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| While Rome burns ... a parable | |
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| Trying to figure it out | |
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| Checking back in during the intermission : what's it like to have Alzheimer's? | |
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| Volcanoes, fears, and Alzheimer's disease | |
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| Hemingway, Alzheimer, and Taylor | |
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| Waiting for | |
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| Disabling enablers | |
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| "Oh, I've done that myself a million times!" | |
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| From the inside out | |
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| The chase for yesterday | |
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| What's the up side to having Alzheimer's disease? | |
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| Pride precedes the fall | |
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| Safe and sound ... unsound and safe | |
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| I am a verb | |
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| Whatever happened to hope? | |
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| Moving from living with my mind to living in my mind | |
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| And the name of the 3,000-pound elephant is "fear" | |
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| It's on the tip of my tongue | |
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| "I can read!" "I can't" | |
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| Sing-along with Alois and Richard | |
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| My shirt is broken | |
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| Am I half empty or half full? | |
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| The flesh is weak(er), but my spirit is (still) strong | |
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| Will the real Dr. Alzheimer please stand up? | |
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| "Alzheimer's disease. Alzheimer's disease. Alzheimer's disease!" | |
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| Am I my brain? : or is my brain me? | |
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| Good habits and mindless patterns | |
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| You sure don't talk like you have Alzheimer's (the great pretender) | |
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| "Knock, knock" | |
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| What will I do today? | |
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| Drifting away from my head and into my heart | |
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| Falling | |
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| Will the real Richard Taylor ever reveal himself to me? | |
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| From the outside in | |
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| Whose fault is it that I don't understand you? | |
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| If it talks like an it and gets lost like an it, is it an it? | |
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| A stranger in a strange land | |
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| Hello? : I'm still here! | |
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| Christina, Mrs. Hippopotamus, and me | |
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| Muddled puddles | |
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| A distinction without a difference | |
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| "Play it again, caregivers" | |
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| My champion or my hero? | |
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| Once again, my children believe they know more than I do | |
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| Sex, side effects, Alzheimer's, and intimacy | |
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| Hanging on with my tongue | |
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| A silent, one-sided conversation with my caregivers | |
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| Religion, spirituality, Alzheimer's, and Richard | |
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| Plants as pets | |
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| "Give me your money, your car, and ..." | |
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| "Oh my God! Where's Richard?" | |
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| This little light of mine | |
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| Am I to be my spouse's son? | |
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| Okay? Okay! Okay | |
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| Have you ever participated in one of these conversations? | |
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| Is it okay to say you have a "touch" of Alzheimer's? | |
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| Here! take this! | |
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| What is it like not to have Alzheimer's disease? | |
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| There is something (more) wrong with dad | |
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| Time to clean up your act | |
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| "Don't worry about anything ... we'll take care of it" | |
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| Should we do unto others what we perceive they have already done unto us? | |
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| When most all has been said ... little has been done | |
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| Dear doctor ... | |
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| If I were an M. Instead of a Ph.D. | |
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| From my heart to my M.D.'s ears | |
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| Do no harm | |
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| What you can do | |