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By: Brook Cline

Brook Cline — Sun, 11 Mar 2012 18:17:25 +0000

I would like to share with you a book my friend Kathy Hatfield is writing, about the lighter side, if you will, while she cared for her father whom had Alzheimer’s .She is working with KickStarter on the funding for the project and basically just needs some help getting the word out. The title on Kickstarter is “Tales of a KnowItAlz – Laughing My Way Through Alzheimer’s” by Kathy Hatfield. We would greatly appreciate any help spreading with the word.

Thank you,
Brook Cline

By: Raymond Tremain

Raymond Tremain — Tue, 15 Nov 2011 03:37:56 +0000

Dear Ps. Peter I can only imagine what you must have gone thro, but the one thing that made it all the more easier was that you had God on your side, where most people may not even know God as the Savior and Healer, but I can say you were so blessed in being able to keep going for the whole time you had your wife with you.

Now praise God she is at home with at peace with our Lord Jesus.
God loves all
Raymond

By: Robert Laskey

Robert Laskey — Tue, 08 Jun 2010 16:38:24 +0000

Dear Pastor,

I am Tom Laskey’s father. I was talking to him this morning and he told me about the life you have been leading, dealing with (and living with) Parkinson. My wife has started the early stages of dementia, with a very noticeable drop in short term memory. This disease has been prevalent in her family through several generations. Grandmother, aunt, cousins, brother and sister all had various types of this disease. We have been married 63 years and it is my intention to be her caregiver, as long as it is possible for me to do so. My prayer will be with you and your family during this partictularly hard time.

By: MarianCutler

MarianCutler — Wed, 07 Apr 2010 16:38:29 +0000

If you have time, wanted to invite you to an online chat “What’s New, What’s Next in PD Management” this afternoon (April 7th) with a leading PD expert from Thomas Jefferson University (Philadelphia).

During this online check-up you’ll have ample time to ask a wide range of questions about PD. Please email me (mcutler@rxmosaic.com) for a proper invitation.

Sincerely,
Marian

By: PeterT

PeterT — Mon, 31 Aug 2009 02:56:22 +0000

Thanks for your comments. We are pretty proud of Lisa, Denis and the girls — just sad that they live so far away from us. Having been through Parkinson’s with your Mother certainly gives you an appreciation for the ups and downs that come with it. We appreciate your prayers.

By: Karen Koch

Karen Koch — Sun, 30 Aug 2009 18:51:39 +0000

How inspiring … incredible ministry to all of us as we face life’s battles. Thank you for sharing. Mercy, like goodness, follows all of us in life because of God’s grace. You remind us all that God is our strength through all of our journey. We are delighted to know Denis and Lisa and your lovely granddaughters — a great gift to our church family. My mother died 10 years ago and lived her last five years with Parkinson’s. We understand the toll it can take on the caregiver and family. Blessings to you and Mary Ann and may each day hold special happiness and momemnts of remission from the debilitating disease of Parkinson’s. In our prayers, Karen & Leroy

By: dianeparishnurse

dianeparishnurse — Sun, 14 Jun 2009 19:26:45 +0000

i love your attitude and description above. i have a relative with alzheimers and have recently come to same conclusion regarding living meaningful lives in company of alzheimers. thanks, diane