A Dementia Carer Poems 2019 - 2021
Book 2 - poems K to Z. Throughout the mixture of poems within this book I soul search about my thoughts, feelings and reactions on how the topics chosen, have affected me as an individual and as a person witnessing what dementia did to a loved one.
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This is a standalone book of poetry which was written during lockdown and is a reflection of my thoughts, feelings and frustrations whilst isolated alone without having a support bubble to rely on.
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(Dementia, Caregiving & Grief - Poems K to Z)
Book 2 - poems K to Z. Throughout the mixture of poems within this book I soul search about my thoughts, feelings and reactions on how the topics chosen, have affected me as an individual and as a person witnessing what dementia did to a loved one.
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Pandemic Thoughts 2020 - 2021
(A Year from Hell)
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Throughout the mixture of poems within this book the author soul searches his thoughts, feelings and reactions on how the topics chosen have affected him as an individual and as a person witnessing what dementia did to a loved one. The words he has written come from a mind, body and soul weary from taking on the burdensome task of caring, but with great pleasure knowing He had the time to really give back to a father who was so much more to him. He was his teacher, his drinking buddy, his friend and his confidant, so every minute he gave back caring even though very stressful, was so fulfilling at the same time.
This is book two of the A Dementia Carer Poems series and part one which contains poems in alphabetical order from A to J. The poems are on the topics of Dementia, Caregiving and Grief which he has written and compiled since his father’s death
This book is poetic thoughts and feelings I had as I witnessed what dementia did to my father mentally and physically as well as how it affected myself mentally.
I have compiled 54 poems I wrote during the time I served as a full time caregiver for my father and self-published them as my first published book of poetry on Amazon.
A Dementia Carer Poems 2019 - 2021
(Dementia, Caregiving & Grief - Poems from A to J)
This is book two of the A Dementia Carer Poems series and part one which contains poems in alphabetical order from A to J. The poems are on the topics of Dementia, Caregiving and Grief which he has written and compiled since his father’s death
eBook and Paperback available @ https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B084VCLSKB
A Dementia Carer Poems 2013 - 2019
(Poems from the Heart for Caregivers)
It is hard to sit back and watch a debilitating illness like dementia take hold of a loved one, turning a once proud individual in to a shell of their former self.
It doesn't matter how far gone the illness has affected your loved one, a daily battle still consumes them. This battle appears in many guises from an obsessive nature to no recollection of loved one's. It slowly takes a person's identity and their ability to perform the simplest of tasks.
This book is poetic thoughts and feelings I had as I witnessed what dementia did to my father mentally and physically as well as how it affected myself mentally.
I have compiled 54 poems I wrote during the time I served as a full time caregiver for my father and self-published them as my first published book of poetry on Amazon.
eBook and Paperback available @
https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B08TV7R49H
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