Monthly Archives: October 2013

October 31, 2013–Haglund’s deformity

She has been complaining for months about her heels being sore.  They’re red, but the skin isn’t broken.  I finally took her to the podiatrist.  X-rays show “Haglund’s deformity”–boney, button-type growths on the upper part of her heels involving an … Continue reading

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October 23, 2013–lights on, nobody home

It was sunny and brisk (love that euphemism!) when the dogs and I got over to QO yesterday afternoon.  She looked nice.  The beautician who cut her hair yesterday did a really good job. I asked her if she’d like … Continue reading

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October 16, 2013–160 degrees!

Two pairs of her summer slacks are ruined and I fear for the winter clothes I took over there last week.  No, they don’t use bleach, but apparently the state requires laundry temperatures to be 160 degrees “for sanitation” purposes. … Continue reading

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October 3, 2013–Dementia Seminar

Yesterday I went to a morning’s workshop by Teepa Snow, a 30 year specialist in geriatrics with emphasis on Alzheimer’s and other forms of dementia.  What I took away was concrete information and affirmation of what I am observing in … Continue reading

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