What
about the most vulnerable among us when disaster strikes?
A
snippet or two of news may get stuck in an able minded head but what about
seen or heard through MS Dementia or other cognitive filters?
So I
decided to give Patti a media break and enjoy a lunch outing on Friday at Helena’s
Chocolate Café & Crêperie, “a slice of Europe in downtown Carlisle”.
Watching
cherry tree blooms drop and swirl on the breeze outside the windows, we could
have been in a snow globe.
Our dessert, a pear almond torte served just 'gently warmed' was out of this world.
Our dessert, a pear almond torte served just 'gently warmed' was out of this world.
As Patti
grabbed her lemonade bottle to drink, I asked her if she needed some help?
Smiling
she answered, “It’s not heavy, it’s MY lemonade!”
(in my head played, "It's a
long, long road
From
which there is no return …he's not heavy he's my brother")
Patrick Leer
Health Activist:
Caregivingly Yours, MS Caregiver @ http://caregivinglyyours.blogspot.com/
My Lung Cancer Odyssey @ http://lung-cancer-survivor.blogspot.com/
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