I am so sorry you have endured so much pain and that it's only going to increase. I know what you are going through and the pain is so real. I lost my mom 10 months ago to COPD and Dementia. I didn't get the "warning" that she will pass at any time. I knew she was sick and she didn't have too long, but for me it was just too sudden.

I hope and pray you can get comfort and peace. My words alone won't be good enough but God's Word is good. God feels and sympathizes. He is moved and touched and afflicted as you walk through the difficulties of life. He understands. And He yearns to give you tender mercy.

Isaiah 63:9

"In all their affliction He was afflicted, and the Angel of His Presence saved them; in His love and in His pity He redeemed them; and He bore them and carried them all the days of old."

Dementia is very cruel. We went through it a lot with my mom, and a bit with my dad. It is a hard hand to play.

What worked for me was to accept my parents for who they were at the moment. They had good days, and bad days. It was out of my hands.

I am so very sorry that you are in this wait type state.

Gentle hugs

Mom passed away at 6pm last night...

I'm sorry about your loss! Death is never easy and it will take awhile to heal but you have to feel. I know you loved your mom and it's going to be hard but you have to take it day by day. Trust in God when you feel like giving up, he is with you at all times even when you are unsure of the way things are going. He gave you the strength to deal with this, this is not your battle but his. Call on the name of God and he will heal you. I will pray for you! I love you! You are not alone!!!!!!

I am so very sorry for your loss. There are so many cliches that come to mind, but I will pass on them.

May you find peace as you sort through all that you have been through.

Continuing hugs

So sorry to read that your mom passed away. Just know that you are not alone and all of us are here for you.

I hope you find peace and comfort through all the pain. Greiving is a process and you just have to take it day by day, hour by hour or even minute to minute.

Isaiah 63:9 "In all their affliction He was afflicted, and the Angel of His Presence saved them; in His love and in His pity He redeemed them; and He bore them and carried them all the days of old."

Sorry to hear of your mom. My mom was diagnosed with dementia in 2012 also, and I just lost her 10-20-17. I thought that because I had "grieved" the last few years the loss of her mind, that when she died I would be ok. I am a mess. Numb, angry, depressed, etc., in the full throws of grief. I joined a grief support group at my church, and I think it will help with time. I feel for you-it is so hard to loose a loved one. Fibrohyg