Monthly Archives: September 2012

Where has my father gone? The dementia took him.

Posted on September 22, 2012 by Sophia Moseley

The non-italic lines represent my father’s rational & coherent thoughts The italic lines represent the dementia taking hold “Please don’t let them take me”. Quick call the police, we’re being murdered in our beds. “I know I’m losing my marbles” … Continue reading →

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The Paris Eiffel Tower: testament to one man’s determination to succeed; not so sure he’d approve of the modern bling

Posted on September 12, 2012 by Sophia Moseley

I have visited Le Tour Eiffel three times and I will never tire of it, although I did see it in a whole new light – quite literally – this time round. The drive into the centre of Paris was made all … Continue reading →

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My father has dementia and it’s driving me mad.

Posted on September 9, 2012 by Sophia Moseley

I have always believed you have to experience something personally before you can sympathise or empathise with someone. For instance, when I had my first baby, I couldn’t help but question the knowledge and advice being handed out to me … Continue reading →

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