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Monthly Archives: April 2016
Mercy
It was hard for me to see, but my father’s death was a mercy. Continue reading →
Posted in Blindness, Elder care, Uncategorized
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Tagged aging, blind, blindness, caregiver, death, dying, elder care
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Forever Dad
I thought my Dad was indestructible. And then he was gone. Continue reading →
Dad 1923 – 2016
There are no words right now.
By the Sweet Grace 