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From my friend, Leah, who provides us with an inside view of dementia:
"My blog voice has been silent for the past two weeks due to emergencies and tragedy within my family. I will write at a later date about dealing with my granddaughter's newly diagnosed anorexia nervosa. Within this sharepost, I want to share with you what it has been like to lose a brother and the effect my dementia had on dealing with that loss."
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