Remembering your loved one
To commemorate the love and life of your loved one who passed from Alzheimer's disease, share with the community one memory you continue to hold dear to your heart.
My mom just passed a couple months ago after almost 14 years living with dementia. It was a difficult but in the end a very beautiful and special journey for us. She will always be my hero and soulmate💕💕 I am at peace because she is at peace 🙏🏻
, I am so glad to hear that you have found peace, and that you found beauty in the journey. It can be hard to do, but it is a beautiful and poignant road. I'll be your mom's feelings at knowing that she is always your hero are indescribable and that she is smiling on you with gratitude and pride. - Warmly, Donna (team member) 
My deepest condolences to you and your family. What is a memory together that means so much to you? Scott AlzheimersDisease.net Team Member
My Dad loved telling silly jokes. I knew something was going on when he could no longer remember the punch lines or even the jokes. He started writing them on cards he kept in his shirt pocket so he could read them and still get a laugh from people. Us "kids" send or tell one another jokes from time-to-time in his memory. We say, "This is a Dad joke." We know it's going to be a silly one.
I love how you keep this memory alive. Laughter is so important, thanks for sharing. Jill (Team Member)
