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In_The_Wind

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12. Thank you. It is my first time to read this essay.

Reply to question everything (Reply #11)

Mon Feb 6, 2017, 03:56 PM

Feb 2017

Sigh. It fits what we starting to face now.

A few years back, after hearing about how my life was going, my general practitioner diagnosed Mr ITW as showing signs of early dementia. Mr ITW is only 66.

My former therapist won't be able to see me again due to his own health issues. However he will point me in the direction of one of the therapist working in his office. My husband has agreed to see a different therapist in the same group. Together we will plan what is best for all concerned.

Again thank you.

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