I am Stephen. I live in Bristol, UK. I decided to shorten my profile...to this: Wildlife, haiku, travel, streetart, psychogeography and my family. Not necessarily in that order.
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I’ve seen it both ways: sound body but feeble mind and sharp mind but sickly body. Both are sad to witness. I’m not sure if it’s harder to watch a beloved aunt not recognize any of her loved ones or listening to vitriolic verbal attacks on caregivers by a once loving parent. As they say in the song, only the good die young.
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Your cat, plants or a person? All terrible.
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A person entering their (probably) last stage of life, just getting very old and all that comes with it.
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Getting old is a privileged denied to many . . .
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Too true.
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I’ve seen it both ways: sound body but feeble mind and sharp mind but sickly body. Both are sad to witness. I’m not sure if it’s harder to watch a beloved aunt not recognize any of her loved ones or listening to vitriolic verbal attacks on caregivers by a once loving parent. As they say in the song, only the good die young.
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The whole final stage can be distressing one way or another.
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