Missing at @M1

trottingalong · November 16

I know people come and go and life changes, but I can’t help missing @M1s comments. I’ve been a member for years. I mostly read and learned, rarely commenting until more recently. I looked forward to the almost daily responses to members postings. Funny how that happens. You form an attachment of sorts on this forum to people you have never met.

Carl46 · November 16

I feel the same. At the same time, M1 has some healing to do. She's been through the wars.

trottingalong · November 16

https://alzconnected.org/discussion/comment/228590#Comment_228590

I agree

Mint · November 16

I have been missing M1’s knowledge and presence also. He has had a long, hard journey. Hope he is doing ok.

mrahope · November 16

Hoping @M1 is resting and healing. I have much gratitude for his advice and wisdom.

White Crane · November 16

M1 is special to me, too, always posting helpful comments.

Quilting brings calm · November 16

I miss M1 too. I could use the expertise this week. However I totally understand why M1 ( and Ed1937 and others) need to disengage for their own health. I really want them to live life to the fullest they can now.

trottingalong · November 16

https://alzconnected.org/discussion/comment/228619#Comment_228619

You said it perfectly

AlzWife2023 · November 16

agree M1 has been very supportive

Biggles · November 17

Only relatively new to this dreadfully sad and confusing part of life but this site is now my daily bible. The journey is shared, the knowledge is there. I was such a mess before I found this site, it is a family connection without judgement, always empathy and caring. I didn’t know M1 or Ed1947 but they must have been wonderful. If this part of their journey is finished hope they have found peace.

CampCarol · November 17

This site has become my ‘daily bible’ as well, I don’t know what I would do without all of the kind, insightful people here. Whenever I get upset (which is a LOT), this is where I come. @Quilting brings calm did state the situation perfectly. I miss M1 as well, but right now I’m sure it’s still very raw…rest and respite is the Rx needed now for those in Stage 8. Hopefully they’ll come back and ‘visit’ at some point.

JM27 · November 18

I also miss M1 comments, experience and ideas. There was a calming and sense of I can get thru this once I read his comments. Wishing peace and healing.

Dio · November 18

Double ditto everyone's comments. As much as I miss M1 and Ed and so many others who have provided so much to this support forum, I hope their absence can only mean that they are healing and have moved on with their life. I hope we all can leave this forum someday.

l7pla1w2 · November 21

I just want to express my thanks for @M1's contributions to these discussions, including his medical expertise. I will miss his comments, and I hope he will join in again, now with one more valuable life experience to draw from. And, I hope in time, now that he has been released from dementia prison, he will be able to emerge into the sunlight and return to a happier life.

Elshack · November 22

I too miss M1 and when I read his dear companion had passed away, I actually cried. I have been in stage 8 for a year and I come back here on this site to sometimes offer solace to those who are going through the traumas of being a caretaker of a loved one. M1 was always so supportive and I valued his imput. due to his compassion and also his expertise being an MD. I think it will be helpful for his physical and psychological well being to take time away from this forum in order to heal his spirit and and his mind and body.

I hope he know how much we appreciate him and also Mayor Ed who used to be on this site.

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I have been missing M1’s knowledge and presence also. He has had a long, hard journey. Hope he is doing ok.

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