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What's the catch ?
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sorry what catch?
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its mothers day in three weeks, i was wondering what to buy her. She has early stage alzheimers and flowers always seem a cop out.
LOL. I thought you said " want to buy mother " :-)
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good heavens no. lol
Would she like to go out for lunch, I know I do.
I get rather *** off(though not with you emmie) when it gets near Mother's Day.Why,well both I and my OH have no living parents,but we get bombarded with suggestions of what to buy.As we have no children the suggestions can't work in reverse.Indeed I lost both my parents at the same time(in 1974,I was 27) in a car crash.So being reminded forcibly of the day brings back sad memories.Of course it doesn't matter as long as people buy things, far too commercialised in my opinion.
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so it would seem, sorry that you are.
however i expect a relative to take her to lunch, she lives a long way from me so can't attend.
Thats cool emmie,Other people can do just what they want.
I only object when the media etc forgets that some people have no parents.
Sweets, chocs, fruit, CDs of her music choice. I hate cut flowers but potted are acceptible. I want a pear tree.....dug in ;)
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i googled amazon and came up with lots of gifts, so will likely pick something from there.
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she is not eating much due to her alzheimers, so no chocs i think, perhaps a potted plant, again..
Mum forbad me to spend money on overpriced flowers, so I began to buy her seed potatoes, seedlings etc., with which she was very happy.
If you have time and the resources make her a photobook of family members with their names under their photo. I have two relatives with dementia and they love their albums.
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i did this some years ago. she has loads of albums now.
she tends to put things someplace and forget where they are.
A mixtape/Cd of her favourite songs?
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Boo, she doesn't listen to music now, in fact she seems to quietly watch the tv all afternoon.
Something to fiddle with.

With my nan she loved crocheted blankets.
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a friend knitted her one, i think i will chose something nice from Amazon.

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