Dear Friends, It was such a joy to spend time at the Fearless Caregiver Conference in Los Angeles. Thanks to all of you who took time to share your stories with me - I really appreciate all your encouraging words. Many of you wanted the poem which I read, so here it is, I hope it touches you. Blessings, Leeza Remember Me by Kenneth Chafin When you forget your own address and find yourself on strange streets, we'll sell your car, and I'll drive you to all the places you need to go, like you did for me when I was a child. When you forget how to dress and end up with three sweaters, two sets of panty hose, and a slip on over your dress, I'll help you to look proper when you go out, like you did for me when I was a child. When the words on the menu don't match the pictures in your mind, and you keep ordering things you won't eat, then I'll order the food that I know you'll enjoy, like you did for me when I was a child. When finding your way at church is frightening, I'll take you to your class and pick you up and let you sit with me in big church. If the sermon seems long and you get sleepy, I'll let you put your head on my shoulder, like you did for me when I was a child. When hot and cold faucets confuse you, I'll put you in a tub of warm water and give you a bath, like you did for me when I was a child. When you forget who people are and can't tell your family from total strangers, I'll be your memory and tell you their names, like you did for me when I was a child. When they're having a party for all the residents, and you want to go but don't know what to wear, I'll make you a costume that everyone will envy, like you did for me when I was a child. When you forget who I am, not just my name or my birthday, but that you ever had children, then there isn't much I can do but go somewhere and cry, like I sometimes did when I was a child.