Source: Cart via Madame Scherzo. Unpublished cover for New Scientist magazine about oncoming Dementia and how to manage it.
- Comment
- Reblog
-
Subscribe
Subscribed
Already have a WordPress.com account? Log in now.
Live & Learn 
Too sad to like
but a great post
LikeLike
Yes Bert. You’ve captured it.
LikeLike
it is precarious like so many things in life
LikeLike
Hold on to those balloons.
LikeLike
This is one I’ll save and read tonight when I have a little more time….thanks for providing the info.
LikeLike
My pleasure Ray, thanks.
LikeLike
hard to hang on when they are being lifted away from you and into the air.
LikeLike
Yes, that’s true 🙂
LikeLike
Storms show up to ruin the party.
LikeLike
They certainly do Jackie
LikeLike
I wonder if you’d be interested to check this link http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-oT2nxkff0Q it’s about Dr. Mary Newport who treats her husband’s alzheimer’s with coconut oil and gets miraculous results.
LikeLike
I’m heading over. Thanks for sharing.
LikeLike
Dementia is getting a lot of coverage here in the UK – the imagery you use compliments the subject well
LikeLike
Yes Scott. As baby boomers age, it is a topic of increasing impotance here too!
LikeLike
Thanks for sharing. My granny had Dementia and it is heart breaking to watch and extremely hard on a caregiver. 🙂
LikeLike
Awww, so sad….
LikeLike
By the time I get there, I won’t remember the reasons 😛
LikeLike
Sad!
LikeLike
Sad? If I still remember how to be sad 🙂
LikeLike
Sadder Now!
LikeLike
Ha ha ha…..
LikeLike
Clouds get dark and must rain..lightning strikes and it sparkles brilliantly, as if to give warning to the crackling sound..that would follow..as the man holds on to pink balloons strings in hands..the loose ends resemble the lightning above, filled with air will go up..if the grasp loosens a bit..the man has aged and is lean..he watches the sky..and wants to see it clean..with sun shining once more..he has balloons to let go..he holds hope in his hands..and faith in his heart..no matter how weak..he has a strong believe.
LikeLike
I was right there. ..right there….with you along for the ride. …thank you
LikeLike
Hmm:-)
LikeLike
This is such a wonderful artwork to cover the subject dementia. I feel very touched by it…this painting tells everything about how my mother was.
Thanks a lot for this post 🙂
LikeLike
It is Silke. I had a similar emotional reaction. Thank you
LikeLike