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17. I am so sorry, Rug. That had to have been heartbreaking.

Sat May 26, 2012, 11:16 AM

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My mother contracted a lung cancer that was secondwind May 2012 #14

I have a friend whose father had advanced Alzheimer's, similar story wordpix May 2012 #18

Maybe I'm being obtuse here 99th_Monkey May 2012 #2

I have a friend 99th_Monkey May 2012 #12

Please see 99th_Monkey May 2012 #24

And every situation is different 99th_Monkey May 2012 #22

When my Brother was diagnosed with an aggressive cancer Autumn May 2012 #9

because your doctor had that discussion does not mean that all do magical thyme May 2012 #11

It should be required everywhere .n/t Autumn May 2012 #13

I admit to being very fortunate 99th_Monkey May 2012 #23

no they do not. magical thyme May 2012 #10

It's turning a "should" into a "must." (nt) Posteritatis May 2012 #21

This is not just for the old. rug May 2012 #4

I do, often. rug May 2012 #6

I am so sorry, Rug. That had to have been heartbreaking. cbayer May 2012 #17

Thank you. rug May 2012 #20

while discussing, bring up dementia/Alzheimer's wordpix May 2012 #8

Good move. cbayer May 2012 #16