Last year, I asked a lot of you to pray for me when I was invited to “speak “about living with Dementia to a graduate class at the Center for Brain Health in Dallas. I wrote out the speech and they read it and then they asked me questions to show how I confused I get with oral language. I have included that presentation under the tab at the top of the page and to the right of the page. It’s entitled “Living With Dementia.

I wrote some poetry when I was dealing with having to retire from a job that I loved: teaching teachers in a graduate level class. They were kindergarten through second grade teachers and the class met once a week and during the week I visited in their classes and demonstrated and helped problem solve. The collection is called “Song Without Words” and it is dedicated to my dear husband, Mike and I have included it too. It is in the tab at top of this page and to the right of this page called “Poetry”.

There is also a tab called Verses. These are my Bible verses I try to read every morning. I have shared them with a lot of you. They have helped me and comforted me.

I want to express my appreciation to all of you. I couldn’t had made it without your prayers and I want to thank my lovely daughter, Rachel, for helping me set this blog up.
And most of all I want to thank my God and his Son Jesus, my Saviour, and the Holy Spirit, who comforts me.

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