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Chrissy Rowden
6 years ago

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Those places are beautiful and this was such a. Sweet post Nina. Thank you for sharing your thoughts with the rest of us!

Shelbee on the Edge
6 years ago

What a great post to honor Barbara’s memory. And never a truer statement has been made than “death is still death.” Even when it is a welcomed outcome, it is still a loss that we must process and accept. Sending you lots of hugs, my friend.

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Kellyann Rohr
6 years ago

What a beautiful way to honor someone; sounds like a wonderful trip with so many special moments.

Amy
Amy
6 years ago

What a beautiful post! I love the idea of visiting all of a loved ones favorite places.

Jodie
Jodie
6 years ago

That is so perfect to make these memories to remember your MIL. We should be celebrating their joys…
XOXO
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Julie | This Main Line Life

Such a nice post to honor Barbara. My Father has Alzheimer’s. I’ve taken over his finances and moved him into a stepped care facility. He’s still doing well now, but it’s scary to see him loose capabilities (though minor ones right now)… probably because of the worry about how far he may progress.

Emma Peach
6 years ago

Such a lovely way to honour Barbara’s memory. Wishing you a wonderful weekend.

Emma xxx
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Kim
Kim
6 years ago

It looks like you had a fabulous time in spite of the sad circumstances. The photo of you in the teal sweater is gorgeous!

Maria | Passion fruit, Paws and Peonies

I love this post. My dear nan has Alzheimer’s and it’s such a cruel disease. She used to cry when she realised we were family she didn’t remember – and more recently gets sad when she realises her ‘mummy’ isn’t going to come get her and take her back home. The next minute she’s singing songs without a worry in the world. I love your idea of a day of celebration. My nan would like us to do that xx

Jessica A Jannenga
6 years ago

HI Nina
What a beautiful post. an honor and lovely way to remember Barbara The places you visited look beautiful and I love those gardens! It is so important to cherish those memories.
You look lovely in your black dress and scarf.
jess xx
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jacqui
6 years ago

What a sad and happy visit you must have had. I too have been through a similar situation, and am just getting over losing my mother-in-law who I have to say was a very good friend too – so I’m very lucky to have had her in my life for over thirty five years. Although expected still heart breaking to go through. Thanks for sharing this post, and for hosting the #linkup. Jacqui Mummabstylish

Mary Katherine Graetz
Mary Katherine Graetz
6 years ago

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I LOVE this idea! What a WONDERFUL way to honor someone’s memory – I think many of us have immediately decided to copy this idea. Thanks so much for sharing. I’m a new follower and I’m delighted to have found you. Best wishes!

Ruth
6 years ago

So sad to hear of her passing. I lost my grandfather in May to alzheimers and it is such a destructive disease. It’s hard to see the person you’ve known all your life turn into someone who isn’t what you remember and they no longer remember you. I’m glad you were able to spend time together and make some happy memories during this time.

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