Book Description"It was then, sometime in February 1996, that Lois stopped trying to read and told me: I do believe I have Alzheimers She said it in the way she might say, I think Ill buy a new dress She didnt say how she came by her belief, nor did I ask I just put my arms around her " And for the next five years, Ed Blisss arms were овинф always around his beloved Lois In this rare book of remembrance, love, and loneliness, Ed Bliss chronicles Loiss six-year journey into darkness Spare, gentle, restrained, Blisss account of Loiss struggle with Alzheimers is an unforgettable account of losswhether of the ability to speak and write or even to eatand helplessness in theface of a disease that knows no cure Ed Bliss captures not just the terrible course of the disease, but the small moments that marked each stage of their last years together, from the last time Lois legibly wrote her name or went shopping to an unexpected joy because her Red Sox had won a game Ed and Lois, in love for 60 years, only deepened their affections as they faced each new challenge Lois Bliss died in 2001, at home, surrounded by family Part memoir, part diary, this book conveys what all caregivers face in dealing with Alzheimers But it is more than a tale of pain "In the end, grief turned to gratitude," Ed Bliss writes "What was cruel was no match for love ".  Во время2003 г 132 стр ISBN 0823222659.