Why is Everyone Whispering around Me?
My Love for You goes beyond My Dementia Diagnosis
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Memories of Dementia is quite a Paradigm. However, the Memories help us to highlight 36 Serious and Jovial thoughts of our loved ones with Dementia.
Such as: #6 Am I still your Hero?, I Love you.
Communication and Interaction with our Loved ones who have Dementia can be quite interesting. Some of the times are happy, while others times can be trying. In this book, Why is Everyone Whispering Around Me?, life’s experiences help us to highlight 36 Serious and Jovial thoughts, expressions, and quotations. Such as:
#5. I know it can be shocking to hear some of the words that come out of my mouth, believe me when I tell you, they’re not coming out of my heart. I apologize in Advance. I Love you.
#25. There's a good chance I would like you to dress me the way that I would like to dress myself. Just consider yourself my personal assistant and designer. Hahaha. I Love you.
Each thought, expression, and quotation is a Check Point for us. It is a Reality Check when we feel the need for a personal “time-out” moment, a mental break, a good Cry, a “God, why me?” moment, etc. You are Human! Most importantly, even if or when you do not hear it, YOU ARE LOVED & APPRECIATED!
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About the Book
Dementia diagnosis shocks every dynamics of your Family. The frustration challenges the Strength of your Family. The fun/funny times help keep the Family together. Whose shoes are you in? Whose world are you in? It’s one thing to view the world of dementia from the Outside looking in. It’s another thing to view the world of dementia from the inside looking out. Let’s take this trip together with some “positive reality”.
About the Author
"It's not about me. A couple things in life that we do not want to forget about are common courtesy and common sense. Author James Butler likes to use both "commons" to continually motivate patients, families, caregivers, and medical professionals who assist families affected by dementia. He has been a support to these families through Medical Center studies, ministerial support, hospice education, and community engagements. He loves making people smile, laugh, and find hope in their current situation."