Fainting Spells.

Sweetie's DIL. 

Yes, the days are getting shorter, and I'm glad about that. Yet at the same time, it is still 24 hours in each day. I'm not sure what is going on with Sweetie lately. She seems more up lately then combative. She doesn't, it seems, that the need for CBD is curbing itself. Then again, this is Dementia, and today may need lots the less. 

She was up early, and so, change her, and put her back to bed. She slept until I woke her. Everything seem normal, our breakfast, ride to the golf course, the game, and home. Just as pleasant as could be. When we are on the course, I keep her in the cart as much as possible. Pulling up next to the ball and having her sit in the cart as I take my shot. We walk to the green for putting, and she in enjoying it. I try to keep her involved in the game as much as she can be. 

After golf, we were home, and I was preparing lunch, I noticed her fading. She almost collapsed in my arms as I was holding her. Got her back in bed for a nap. I was just so fortunate to be home and able to get her down for a nap. These fainting spells used to frighten me, now it is just something that I have learned to live with. They don't seem to be life threating, and she recovers well and at the same time, I get some alone time. If they get closer together, I might take her to her doctor for a check up. 

Driver is here and we are ready to head out. He's waiting, and has the door open for me. I see He has my cool sunglasses in His hand, and I'm ready. Close the door, buckle in, glasses on, and away we go. Cruising down the Road to Dementia Town, Shiny Side Up. See you there, on your Road to Dementia Town, with Your Shiny Side Up. Until Tomorrow, Take Care, Love Ya and God Bless.