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Poem: I Am Waiting by Tom Lagasse

I am Waiting By Tom Lagasse I am waiting for the call the one where you ask how to get back home. Where you ask about seeing your father. You ask about seeing your mother. The first few times I say they are dead that they have been gone for a long time, but you cannot remember that. You cannot remember being with them when they died. Each time it is like a wound ripped open. Now, I tell you they are away, back in Vermont. Your motherly intuition hears the dishonesty in my voice. Somehow you know this yarn is better than the truth. I am waiting for the call again tonight to remind you of you, to remind you of me.  To remind you of who is in your family. I am not waiting. I am not waiting for the first day when there is not a call, For...

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Kids Interview People With Dementia – Alzheimer’s Society, Dementia Action Week 2019

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