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i lived to e right in front of me. she didn’t just forget things. she became a different person—one nize. under her breath and sco. she kept a hammer hidden in her room and htest provocation. if she got out of the house, she’d refuse to come back in. instead, she for the police to help her. she’d come to believe that she her to take the civil service test. only another police officer could convince her to come into the house.
this is not my mother, i htest thing. my mother alood-natured. this htly paranoid. she moved magazines, silver around the house. ry and yell at me for thinking she had done something . she told me that other people, not she, had moved these things.
“come here,” she’d say forcefully, grabbing my hand and pulling me into her room. “listen. do you hear them? they took it.”
to learn more about the disease, my sister and i attended groups for flies of alzheimer’s patients. s she said or did. the alzheimer’s , not her.
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