“Every time you smile, I smile, and that’s how smiles should work.”
Smiles
“Every time you smile, I smile, and that’s how smiles should work.”
Month: July 2015
Dancing Shoes
Patient 1: “Are your dancing shoes going to paint the town yellow?”
Patient 2: “Where are you going to get the paint?”
Patient 3: “From you shiny soles.”
Every Minute is a New Day: The Language of Dementia
It’s here! It’s live!
The new Kickstarter campaign for Every Minute is a New Day has launched today. Please take a moment to spread the word, tell a friend, and message a neighbor. It doesn’t take much to help. As little as the cost of a latte can help fund the publishing of the book.
Find us here: www.kickstarter.com/projects/fuzzylizzard/every-minute-is-a-new-day-the-language-of-dementia
Together we can spread a message of love and hope for Alzheimer’s Disease and many other forms of Dementia.
Thank you so much,
Amy/Nurse Bitterpill
Special Medicine
“You got that special medicine that keeps me from murdering her?”
Moon Voodoo
“Where’s mama and her merry moon voodoo?”
Bite of the Apple
“I took a big bite of the apple and I got a whole lot of swallowing to do.”
Stamped in Triplicate
Nurse: “It’s going to be a beautiful day.”
Patient: “Did you send it in triplicate, stamped good day?”
Dilating
Nurse: “How are you today?”
Patient: “Well, you know, I’m dilating.”
Sentances
“Is there any reason why when I make sentences that nothing is there on the paper?”
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