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Objectifying a person suffering from Alzheimer's in this way is a form of vilification.

The nurses were embarrassed that I saw that, but I told them it was ok. After that, I decided to move on and I began dating. These are just a couple of examples.Hi Gerry, I have been having some of the same feelings that you wrote about. On June 29 at the Tattered Cover in LoDo, Barry Petersen will read from and sign his book, “Jan’s Story: Love Lost to the Long Goodbye of Alzheimer’s.” The event starts at 7:30 p.m. I think most of society would say no.

And then the person gives the perfect reply: Are they biting? Eventually she met and in 1985 married her true love, Barry Petersen, a CBS News Correspondent, and so began their life together.

Bernadette Peters (née Lazzara; born February 28, 1948) is an American actress, singer, and children's book author.Over a career spanning five decades, she has starred in musical theatre, television and film, performed in solo concerts and released … She is survived by her husband, CBS News Senior Correspondent Barry Petersen, and his companion who was also Jan's loving friend, Mary Nell Wolff. I may be bi, but nearing 40 I know what the score is.Sandra Day O'Connor has talked about how her husband found someone else after he was institutionalized, and that she was happy she found someone. It is dehumanizing. I go to the nursing home and help feed her most mornings and evenings. She, however, was delusional, abusive, and seeing him would often set her in a rage.I understand your issues. In fact, he still takes care of his wife, visiting her daily.Oh STFU, bitter "Men are from Mars, Women are from Venus" Frau @ R5.My father has been taking care of my mother for 8 years.

She lost speech early in her disease but was forever smiling and laughing, (a reflex I think). A hypothetical question?

How do I support him? He is going along with this drama because he can’t take the stress of being pulled 2 ways.Now that his wife has died my partner is beside himself with grief over loosing his wife and guilt over enjoying himself with me and deceiving his family.

Barry Petersen has been called one of CBS News' most experienced correspondents, having reported on everything from wars and natural disasters to … Marty gives a great example of a person who comes home to find their spouse sitting in the middle of the living room floor. And if you think that "personhood" is something mere mortals can define, then anyone can define anything about missing limbs, the blind, the deaf, the freckled because they are prone to skin cancer, the obese because they are prone to health problems, the unborn, the elderly --but then you have to define what is "elderly".I think people who are interpreting "not being 'there'" as objectifying or otherwise insinuating a lack of 'humanness' are severely misrepresenting what is being said.I have tried several of the more popular ones (match.com and eHarmony, etc) and have been told I am not eligible for their services because I am still married.I met my current partner on the "men seeking women" heading of the personal ads on Craigslist. The doctor said that men more often than women abandon a sick partner because they don't want to be a care taker.Before you judge us harshly, this truly is a case of having to walk in someone's shoes before you make a judgment about how you would react and respond in similar circumstances.Of course, R5 says that as she trolls a website comprised primarily of, for and by MEN.%0D %0D Sad, isn't it?Btw, you stupid cunts: gender stereotyping is alright with you dummies as long as it's self serving - when it makes you look like the shits you are IT'S SO NOT TRUE!!!! His stories have been datelined from virtually every continent. I have learned how to relate to him as he is now and for the most part the days go okay. Did anyone have the patience to make it to the end of this diatribe?

And now my partner is a widower. An adopted son, a stepdaughter, wives, and another generation of sons join the loving family in later seasons. And I would want him to go on with his life and be happy. We have been together for over two years now. Being a part of his life while he was taking care of his wife helped me get over the guilt I had over putting my husband in a nursing home. If they ask I'll tell them. Mary Nell met Jan later in … I took my marriage vows seriously and I love my husband, but the man I married is no longer here. [quote]Most guys will dump their wives just for getting chubby or old.%0D %0D R8? My wife of 24 years has Alzheimer's. You, on the other hand, can go do whatever the fuck you want.Well, I know the mind of God, and He thinks alzheimers is a sort of death.

Deciding whether or not to move on into a new relationship is an intensely personal decision and I believe that, the longer we live (it is predicted that Gen Xers will live an average of 100 years), the more we will have to come to terms with these types of dilemmas.My current boyfriend, if 6 months, is married to a woman who was diagnosed with Alzheimers at 47.