There is so much limbo represented in the five pictures of the bardo I was in for the last two days at Sky Meadow. The mournful empty swing; the hopeful tree with a surprised face. The meditative Buddha by the pond; an alpaca actively chewing alfalfa. A suspension bridge—in a constant state of flux all…
Tag: Alzheimer’s Disease
Heart Breaking and Bank Robbing
Dear Readers, Beau died two weeks ago today. I woke up at 6:30 a.m, which was his time of death. Since then, I really haven’t been able to get out of bed. Movement seems as difficult as the Times crossword puzzle. I’m glad I have a cozy bed with beautiful memories of Asia all around…
The Dr. Beauregard Bercaw Fellowship in Neurology is Open for Buisness
Dear Alzheimer’s disease, There’s a new weapon in town ready to take up arms against you. You ain’t done with Beau Bercaw yet, nor will you ever be. His name will continue to be your worst enemy thanks to the combined efforts of the University of Florida and Beau’s family. Nora and I are pleased…