“My husband of 50 years passed away shortly before Christmas this year. He’d had Alzheimer’s and naturally everyone — family and friends both — views his death as a blessing. They’re not wrong. Alzheimer’s is a terrible, terrible disease. I wouldn’t wish it on anybody. And, because I was my husband’s primary caregiver, the past few years have been unbelievably challenging.”
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Ask Ann Cannon: Losing my husband of 50 years was hard. So is the idea that now I’m somehow better off | The Salt Lake Tribune
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