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My mother-in-law's husband died last year, and she has nominated me to be the administrator of his estate. I have a copy of his living trust, but it is missing the trust related documents, transfer documents, etc. The trust was prepared in 1987. I tried to contact the attorney for the trustor, but it looks like he has either died or retired. Is there a way for me to obtain the missing documents? I live in California.
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My friend, a dual Canadian/American citizen living in the UK, is discussing the terms of a trust with her (US) father. By the time she inherits, she may have given up US citizenship. Does this need to be mentioned so they can account for it now? [more inside]
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SHARON O'NEILL: Walgett Council is one of the worst, Forbes one of the best when it comes to getting development applications through. At least that's what a performance report released by Minister Frank Sartor says. The shire's Association was a bit miffed, saying that by highlighting the slackest councils, the Government's trying to undermine the local planning process.
At Mudgee, opponents of a proposed shopping centre seem to have had the best of a land and environment court hearing. A final decision is yet to be made but a community action group says it's encouraged by the court, saying that the local council was in breach of the planning laws in supporting the development. However, the council denies this, saying the court found that the council got only one part of the process wrong.
At Port Macquarie, the Chamber of Commerce reckons the council has taken the worst option in deciding to rezone a school site so a large retail development can be built. The chamber claims another shopping centre will be big trouble for existing shop owners. The chamber says they would lose about $91 million turnover a year.
The best of both medical worlds should soon be available to patients at Orange. Building started this week on a new facility designed to bring together both alternative and conventional treatments. It's called Wellness House and will have on hand GPs, personal trainers, a naturopath, dentists and a psychiatrist.
There's probably few things worse for a flying doctor than trying to land on a runway occupied by kangaroos. That's what happened at Coonamble earlier this year when a flying doctor service plane hit roos on the runway. It cost $100,000 to repair the aircraft. Since then, the service has cut back on night flying. This week, it asked 14 western councils to do roo runs before planes land or take off.
One of the best ways to stop drunks driving is to disable their car when they've been on the grog. The rate of drink driving on the north coast is so bad that the RTA has decided to do just that. Ballina is among four courts which will offer drunks the lowest possible length of licence suspension, as long as they agree to having their cars fitted with a device that will cut the ignition if the driver doesn't pass a breath test.
Still on drink driving, one of the best ways to get breast tested is not to give way on a roundabout to a police car when you're allegedly under the weather. That's what happened at Lismore this week when a 36-year-old woman driver was charged with high range drink driving. On the same night, a young man did a burnout in front of police. He was arrested and charged with drink driving and driving an unregistered and uninsured vehicle.


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Blogger Catches State Rep. Frank Artiles Living Outside His District Five Months After Election
Florida law isn't murky when it comes to residency requirements for state representatives: "Upon taking office" you must be living and voting in your district. Pretty simple, right?
Well, five months after getting sworn to represent a district in West Kendall, Republican Frank Artiles is still living in his $300,000 Palmetto Bay home. Ex-Herald reporter Elaine de Valle caught him there red-handed on Monday night watching a Miami Heat game in his gym pants.
De Valle confronted the politician when he answered his front door in socks, saying, "You are not supposed to be living here."
Artiles told her that he's moving next week to West Kendall, but then slammed the door and hid in the kitchen when Del Valle asked him for an address and took out her camera. ("There's a fine line between journalism and stalking," de Valle writes, explaining why she eventually gave up on getting a photo and went home.)
Since then, the freshman legislator has kept hiding from reporters. The Miami Herald reports this morning that he dodged calls on the House floor, waved at a reporter and then ignored more texts and phone calls.
The paper found that, indeed, in the last election Artiles registered and voted by absentee ballot in his Palmetto Bay district, not District 119, where he won his seat.
No one has filed a formal complaint yet, but Artiles could end up facing a $13,000-plus fine over his shenanigans.
In his young political career, Artiles already has a notable history of stretching the truth. His biggest splash so far as a legislator has been co-sponsoring a silly bill that would ban doctors from asking patients about gun ownership. (Because our American freedoms are clearly imperiled by pediatricians discussing gun safety with parents.)
While discussing the bill with CNN's Anderson Cooper, Artiles insisted repeatedly that his law would only make it illegal to not treat patients based on gun ownership, not to ask about it.
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You should check out High Trek Adventure. Our races are pretty awesome and we'll be in Atlanta in March. Check it out: http://www.hightrekadventure.com/2009/atlanta-urban-adventure-race.html
Let me know if you and some friends would like to go. We'd love to have you all!
i have wanted to do the great urban race for years, too! i'd totally be up for it… :o)
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It was a bit different – that one was the Urban Challenge and I think the rules were a little simpler (only 1 type of clue – solve the question and find the location).
We did the event twice – we won the Atlanta race our first year and won free travel and hotel in New Orleans. We didnt do so well in year 2.


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BARRE The Department of Fish and Wildlife is warning Vermonters about letting their cats outside.
The department says a new study from the Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has raised concerns about the welfare of Vermonts wildlife populations. The study says cats are the single greatest cause of human-caused mortality to birds and mammals, killing around 2.4 billion birds and 12.3 billion mammals each year in the U.S.
Cats pose a threat to Vermonts songbirds, such as robins, bluebirds and cardinals, said Vermont Fish and Wildlife bird biologist John Buck in a statement from the department. Cats may even restrict the statewide recovery of some rare birds. The whippoorwill, which is a state threatened species, can easily fall prey to roaming cats during their nesting season.
The department said cats can also lower the populations of other animals such as ducks and rabbits. Biologists in the north central part of the country post fences around duck nesting areas to keep cats and other predators out.
This is more of a pervasive problem for wildlife than many people realize, said Fish and Wildlife biologist Steve Parren in the statement. It was a wakeup call for my family when our friendly tabby delivered a still struggling baby bunny to our doorstep. We realized the potential consequences of allowing our cat to roam outdoors.MORE IN This Just InMONTPELIER Maralina Moore tucked away the game-winning goal on a 20-yard free kick in the 68th... Full StoryHARDWICK The fourth-seeded Wildcats were on their heels at halftime before rallying with a pair... Full StoryBRISTOL Goals from Brynne Quirion, Kia Cormier and Kyle Marie Heckler helped the red-hot... Full Story
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The Arizona Diamondbacks and the New York Mets both hung No. 19 "Yarnell" jerseys in their dugouts during Monday's game to honor the 19 Prescott firefighters who died fighting a blaze outside of Yarnell, Arizona Sunday, as Holly Yan, Eliott C. McLaughlin and Jason Hanna of CNN report.
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The Diamondbacks will also wear a memorial patch on their jersey for the rest of the season, according to Nate Scott of USA Today.


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Kiwanis Club of Jersey Shore inducts new member
The Kiwanis Club of Jersey Shore Area inducted a new member at its meeting on June 11. Mike Lundy, club president, sponsored Leroy Wion for membership. The induction ceremony was conducted by Paul Miller, membership chairperson.
The club is interested in meeting and talking to people who are interested in service to communities in and around the Jersey Shore area.The club's meetings are held at 6:15 p.m. on the second and fourth Tuesdays of each month in the board room of the Jersey Shore Hospital, near the cafeteria. More information on membership can be obtained from any member or by attending a meeting. Dinner will be offered at no cost to a prospective new member.
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If you're anything like me, I'm sure you have some sort of horror story about when your girlfriend or significant other made plans to visit the mall and returned home with enough purchases to keep the United States economy moving soundly along for another few weeks. From the sheer amount of empty retailer bags you find when you open the cabinet under our sink, you might think we're planning on opening a clothing store in the near future.
At our apartment in San Diego, our conversations generally go a little something like this:
Alison: Hun, I'm heading out to the mall. See you in a few hours.
Pey: Okay, see you. Oh and by the way, I hid all your credit cards. Have fun!
Okay, so there may be a hint of exaggeration there, but you get the picture. Oddly enough though, despite pulling my hair out after a particularly economy-stimulating visit to the mall, I can't help but sneak a glance at all the retailers and think "Hmm... I wonder if they're all public companies..." As it turns out, many of these name-brand retailers trade on the indices and, although I hate to admit it, I've learned much of what I know about investing from my incredibly fashionable girlfriend.
The great investment guru, Peter Lynch, who managed the wildly successful Fidelity Magellan Fund from 1977 to 1990, attributed much of his investing success to viewing what popular trends and ideas his wife would discover. "She almost got a black belt in shopping," he once admitted. Lynch's success with companies such as Hanes and their growth story due to a popular product, L'Eggs, goes to show the importance of keeping a close eye on what your significant other is purchasing.
Here are three investing principles I recently learned from my girlfriend:
1. Good investments are often right under your nose. Sure, The Wall Street Journal is an excellent place to research companies and learn about the overall sentiment on Wall Street, but oddly enough for me opening our cupboard door and taking a peek at the empty shopping bags next to our garbage can has ironically produced superior returns.
2. It's imperative to watch and monitor these investments vigilantly. Okay so that favorite brand your kids may have worn last year may have been the "in" brand, but retail stocks can often times be as temperamental as a teenager. It's important to watch these stocks very closely. Chances are American Eagle will be much more volatile than, say, Abbott Laboratories (NYSE:ABT) or Johnson & Johnson (NYSE:JNJ) since American Eagle's target demographic changes their opinion faster than a model behind the scenes at a fashion show. Stay vigilant in your research and remember that retail stocks require much more frequent monitoring.
3. It's really just all the same stuff. Let's face it, in the world of retail, individuals are always looking for the next hottest thing. When you really analyze it, however, you realize that all retailers are essentially selling the same product in a very slightly different way. Sure, a Coach (NYSE:COH) handbag may be more prestigious than a purse from Ross Stores (ROSS), and you may think Abercrombie's sweaters fit better than American Eagle's but buyers are fickle and styles, preferences and the amount of cash in our wallets is subject to change.
Here are three companies my girlfriend can't seem to spend enough of my money at:
1. American Eagle Outfitters (NYSE:AEO) is an apparel and accessories retailer who markets to the 15- to 21-year old retail market. AEO operates under American Eagle, aerie by American Eagle and 77kids by american eagle brands with roughly 1,000 locations in 76 countries. With over $3 billion in annual sales, nearly $500 million in cash, no debt and a forward P/E just over 12, AEO requires further due diligence. Better yet, AEO's dividend of 3.3% with a moderate payout ratio of 46% is evidence to shareholders that they're here to stay.
2. Abercrombie & Fitch Company (NYSE:ANF), though perhaps less of a value play than AEO, deserves a much needed look. Operating as a retailer of casual apparel for men, women and kids, ANF sells knit and woven shirts, graphic t-shirts, fleece, jeans, personal care products and even magazines. ANF operates under the Abercrombie & Fitch, abercrombie kids, Gilly Hicks and Hollister brands at nearly 1,100 locations. Almost all of the locations are in the United States though the company is focusing on international expansion as well. With roughly $4 billion in revenue, nearly $500 million cash on hand and only $26 million in debt, ANF is in a very similar financial situation as AEO; however ANF's 1.6% dividend and lower payout ratio of 31% stick out when glancing at the numbers. After falling from a July 21 52-week high of $78.25, the share price appears to have stabilized in the mid-$40s. With a PEG ratio below 1.0, it could be argued that ANF is trading at a much more reasonable valuation than has been seen in some time.
3. T.J. Maxx, a subsidiary of The TJX Companies (NYSE:TJX), operates as a discount, off-price home and fashion retailer both in the United States and abroad. TJX focuses on home basics, accent furniture, wall decorations, jewelry and gifts, seasonal merchandise and more at its locations. It operates under Marshalls, HomeGoods, Winners, HomeSense and T.J Maxx and has just under 1,000 store locations in the United States, Europe and Canada. Having had a run of 41% over the last 12 months -- as compared to the Dow's 7% return -- it's safe to say the stock is easily outperforming the market. With revenues of $23 billion, a forward P/E of about 15 and a PEG ratio of 1.5, many investors may agree with the idea that the stock is overvalued; though to be honest I've been saying this for a few years and the stock proves me wrong each and every time. TJX rewards investors with a 1.1% dividend and with a payout ratio of 26% so I wouldn't be surprised to see dividend hikes in the not-so-distant future.
In the world of shopping and retail, it may prove beneficial for investors to put down The Wall Street Journal and begin listening to their wives and significant others from time to time. Now if you'll please excuse me, my girlfriend just returned home from the mall and I have some detective work to do.


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Your second Movie Super Bowl Spot: Johnny Depp in 'Rango'
Tomorrow is the Super Bowl and while we've already got one TV spot for everyone to gander at for "Kung Fu Panda 2," Paramount Pictures delivered another early surprise for movie fans by releasing a new sneak at Gore Verbinski's "Rango."
The quirky CG animated adventure features the vocal talents of Johnny Depp as the hero in question, Timothy Olyphant, Abigail Breslin, Isla Fisher, Bill Nighy, Alfred Molina, Ray Winstone and none other than Ned Beatty. The studio has been teasing "Rango" for sometime and it's hard to believe the picture is hitting theaters less than a month from now on March 4. Will this Super Bowl spot help "Rango" ride off into the sunset as a box office champ and moviegoer favorite? Check it out embedded in this post and share your thoughts below.
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With Europe's top clubs back in training and the 2014-15 season creeping into view, clubs are rushing around trying to get their transfer business tied up as soon as possible.
Real Madrid are in that exact boat and will be keen to give any new faces the maximum amount of time possible to get acquainted to their new environment before the Spanish season kicks off towards the end of August.
Toni Kroos has already signed on the dotted line, but Los Blancos could be about to add several new players to their squad this week.
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Just last week, my friend slit his wrist at school.
First, he was writing "die" all over his papers again and again.
He took our other friend's mini knife and just did it in one swipe.
While he was bleeding, he's just smiling and trying to smirk it off as a "no big deal."
I instantly told the teacher.
We (me and his other friend) are still ticked/scared at him for doing that.
I have no comprehension of what was going on with him, since he's usually the really joking and nice type of person.
There was this other time in March...
I wanted to go to the mall with my friend, so my dad dropped us off in front of this tall phone company building right near the church.
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My friend and I went to the movies.
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The stocks below all have significant catalysts associated with them in my opinion. Catalyst trades in the bio-pharma sector can provide big profits if traded correctly. Some traders and investors who enjoy bringing more risk into play often times will hold through the catalyst event. While this does bring a lot more risk into play, the reward from engaging in this can be a massive one. It is my opinion traders and investors should consider using the option chain to better hedge or lever their positions accordingly.
Amarin Corporation (NASDAQ:AMRN) 6/25/12 pps: $13.39. Market cap: $1.83B
Amarin faces an FDA decision for the prescription fish-oil pill AMR101 on July 26th, 2012, which I believe the FDA will approve.
AMR101 is an investigational ultra-pure omega-3 fatty acid in a capsule, comprising not less than 96% icosapent ethyl (ethyl-EPA) in a capsule. Amarin is developing AMR101 for the potential treatment of patients with very high triglyceride levels and high triglyceride levels, or hypertriglyceridemia. Triglycerides are fats in the blood. Amarin's cardiovascular strategy leverages our extensive knowledge and experience in lipid science and the potential therapeutic benefits of polyunsaturated fatty acids in cardiovascular disease.
The chart on Amarin looks very bullish to me as I remarked in a prior article.
In my opinion, we can expect a lot of volatility up to July 26th, with waves of upwards movement in stock price to a level the chart seems to indicate should be around $16 to $18 a share up until July 26th. This is a strong catalyst event here for this company and for traders, but because we can expect a good deal of volatility, it's my opinion that getting overly aggressive and using margins with stops might see them getting taken out. In other words, if you trade this one smartly, you should be able to make nice coin provided you use your head.
Arena Pharma (ARNA) 6/25/12 pps:$9.19. Market cap: $1.68B
Arena expects an FDA approval decision for the weight-loss drug Lorcaserin any time between now and June 27, 2012.
Lorcaserin is intended for weight management, including weight loss and maintenance of weight loss. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, more than one-third of US adults were obese in 2009-2010. Studies have shown that a weight loss of 5% to 10% of body weight from baseline can result in meaningful improvements in cardiovascular risk factors (e.g., lipids, blood pressure and blood glucose), quality of life and functional capacity, and a significant reduction in the incidence of type 2 diabetes. There are currently limited pharmaceutical treatment options to help patients lose weight.
I mention Arena a lot in my bio pharma watch articles because the stock has been on fire. It is rare to see such an incredible and sustained move in a stock price solely on anticipation of a drug approval. Lately it appears that retail buying is drying up. Remember, stocks just do not keep going up unless the company has the mother lode of all treatments - a cure for cancer is one example.
Because of the high short interest, expect some bear raids between now and the approval decision. Bear raids are successful when again, buying dries up and the bid becomes weaker.
Before Lorcaserin's approval, I expect the stock to perhaps test the 11 dollar range again. Afterwards, I expect the stock to sell off somewhat and settle into the $8 to $9 range. Many people will disagree with me in my opinion here -- fine, but consider the market cap now is entirely on speculation only. Also consider that Vivus (VVUS) has much stronger institutional support at this time. Also for consideration is the fact the stock has traded up to the $11 dollar level without huge gaps, from around $5.50.
Some authors have speculated the Lorcaserin will receive a Risk Evaluation and Mitigation Strategy (REMS) to minimize inappropriate use of the drug and the risk of an unexpected safety problem. I find these views puzzling as REMS are not requested this close to the actual approval decision date. If a REM was going to be required by the FDA, one would have, and should have already been requested.
Vivus has its own weight loss drug, Qnexa up for FDA approval by July 17th, 2012.
On April 4, 2012, following the FDA's request, VIVUS submitted a Qnexa Risk Evaluation and Mitigation Strategy, (note that the FDA has made no such request of Arena for Lorcaserin) which was considered a major amendment to the NDA. Since the receipt date was within three months of the PDUFA, the FDA has extended this date by three months to provide time for a full review of the submission.
Adam Feuerstein released a report for thestreet.com yesterday, documenting how the discussion among panel members played out from the February 2012 Qnexa advisory committees' 20-2 vote in favor of Vivus' Qnexa, summarized in the panel minutes:
The committee members who voted 'YES' in question #5 noted that obesity is a disease for which there are inadequate treatment methods and that phentermine/topiramate (Qnexa) was shown to be effective in treating obesity with minimal adverse effects. However, they supported the requirement for a post-approval long-term cardiovascular (NYSE:CV) safety trial which should be conducted expeditiously. It was noted that the sponsor should be held accountable for conducting and completing this CV trial. Additionally, these committee members agreed that the phentermine/topiramate REMS should capture additional data on long-term adverse events such as heart rate, psychological, cognitive functions, and birth defects. Several members highlighted the need to require treating physicians to be certified prior to treating patients with this agent and that the same requirement should be instituted for dispensing pharmacies. Lastly, the FDA was also urged to require the sponsor to continue to re-analyze any available data regarding reproductive outcomes such as birth defects.
After reading the above, I would now give Qnexa an approval chance better than 60%. I still believe Lorcaserin is the safer of the 2 drug formulations, and I personally believe none of these type of drugs should ever be approved because they set a terrible precedent in my opinion, and they are dangerous and not worth the weight loss that most people can achieve with proper diet and exercise.
However, what I personally think is really moot in this case, and it appears to me that both drugs will get the nod from the FDA.
InVivo Therapeutics Holdings (NASDAQ:NVIV) 6/25/12 pps: $2.38. Market cap: $152.23M.
An investor not too long ago asked me to take a look at NVIV to give an opinion on it. On the surface, it looks like a good gamble based on everything presented by the company to date. There are some interesting catalysts coming up in the company that should take its stock price over $2.85 in the short term. If this stock traded on the Nasdaq, the price would certainly be substantially higher. Since it trades on the OTC, liquidity issues come to mind and it is hard to get a good sense of the booked shares on level 2 trading. While this company is in pre clinical, the very thought of NVIV actually having a potential cure to at least some forms of paralysis is very exciting. If the platform in the future confirms its work, we would be looking at a stock price potentially 20 to 40 times its current price. This one needs further and deeper due diligence. I am always wary of the "too good to be true" kind of stories, but again, this one does look promising on the surface.
Potential price moving catalysts to consider are:
Submission of the company's Hydrogel to FDA for approval for clinical trials, in which the company is partnered with geisinger health on preclinical studies.
Dr. Jonathan Slotkin, a renowned expert in spinal cord injury treatment and director of spinal surgery and spinal cord injury research at Geisinger Health System's Neurosciences Institute commented on Hydrogel:
Chronic peripheral nerve compression can have a devastating impact on an individual's quality of life and even impair one's ability to function on a day-to-day basis," said "InVivo's innovative technology platform has already demonstrated success in the treatment of traumatic spinal cord injury in several study models, and we look forward to examining how this latest technology performs in this new application.
Hydrogel addresses a 15 billion dollar annual market for peripheral nerve compression. Most existing treatments require 1 injection a week, there are roughly 3.2 million of these injections annually. Invivo's hydrogel uses time release technology that allows the drugs to be administered through 1 injection and offer a therapeutic affect for 1 year possibly 1.5 years.
The company has been receiving a lot of press lately, and from what I am hearing, the coverage will be increasing dramatically in the next few weeks. Over the past weekend, the company's CEO Frank Reynolds did an interview with the Fox news show, "Fox and Friends" The interview can be seen at this link. The interview mainly covers the company's biocompatible polymer scaffolding device to treat acute Spinal Cord Injury
This increased coverage is certain to attract a new wave of buyers of the stock in my opinion.
The company plans to move to the Nasdaq as soon as it qualifies for the exchange. This will allow institutional investors who are restricted from buying OTC stocks to invest in NVIV. In my opinion, this move could triple the stock in one week due to the exposure it would certainly receive from such a move.
Other potential catalysts include:
The company is moving to state of the art 26,000 square foot facility at one Kendall square in Cambridge, Mass next month. The new headquarters will enable InVivo to put all operations under one roof. Also, they will be able to manufacture an FDA compliment product so that they can satisfy FDA requirements to proceed with human trials. Human trials for the company's platform technologies are expected to commence before the end of this year.
In early July the company will be hosting the 2012 Langer Neurotrama Summit which is an open invite for scientists to discuss other applications for their gels, including, but not limited to, NVIV's application for devastating conditions like MS and ALS.
Based on all these factors, it is my opinion a stock price over $2.85 a share is on the horizon.
Disclosure: I have no positions in any stocks mentioned, and no plans to initiate any positions within the next 72 hours.
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Everything my mother does is getting under my skin and I'm having a lot of trouble maintaining my sanity. She turned 91 yesterday. She had a pacemaker put in about a month ago, but she is still in atrial fibrillation so is on a lot of BP meds. She fights about many things, the whole giving up of independence issue. I try to ignore a lot, and I do try and lift her spirits, but when she refuses to take her pills and then something bad happens, then I'm the one who has to pick up the pieces, so I told her that if she was going to continue to stay in our house, she had to take her pills. She has a tissue fetish and everywhere in the house are bits and pieces of used tissue, she stuffs it up her sleeves, in her underwear, in her purse, in her pockets, in her bed, on the floor, it's everywhere; it gives me the creeps. I have politely asked her to try and empty her pockets and sleeves and underwear before I do her wash so I don't have to encounter it.
I realize that this sounds petty, it's just the build up of things, her attitude which is often demanding, she has trouble ever saying please, she just barks out orders. She is very vain about her appearance and even though she can hardly stand she will spend two hours on her face routine before she goes to bed. Which I'm sure is why she still looks so good at 91.
I love her but I am losing patience and tolerance. My husband says I just need to detach. Each day I get up, I ask God for more strength, love and tolerance, and humility. I am blessed with a good home; and when I think about Haiti and what is going on there, I get disgusted with myself.
Carol Bradley Bursack, Jan 28, 2010
Over the span of two decades, author, columnist, consultant and speaker Carol Bradley Bursack cared for a neighbor and six elderly family members. Her experiences inspired her to pen, "Minding Our Elders: Caregivers Share Their Personal Stories," a portable support group book for caregivers.
You are in a difficult situation and are trying very hard to cope with it. I'm glad you have perspective, but you shouldn't downplay your own feelings. Your husband is right - detaching from it is the thing to do. Easier said than done, which is why support groups help. Even CoDa (which is a codependency group) may help, simply because we are all a bit codependent, but they can give you tools to help you detach with love. Obviously, support groups like this one, here and in person if there is one in your area, are good. You can share stories and blow off steam.
You also need to get breaks. The tissue thing could be OCD, so maybe her doctor can help with that, or at least help you understand that this could be one thing she can't help.
Good luck. You sound like a wonderful person. You do need a breather. And have your husband cloned!Carol
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Feb 4, 2010
Yes, detachment, even though you may feel guilty about it, helps. I prayed every day before I went into my parent's house. (I know it is much harder having them live with you.) I played a game with myself---in my thoughts calling them "Mr. Harold and Mrs. Ethel", not their names. As if they were unrelated people, so it really did not matter as much if they were verbally abusive. I tried most of the time just to overlook their highly opinionated views, only partly listening and thinking of something pleasant. I sometimes wore bright colors or funny themed socks, ect. just to lighten my own mood. Hope this helps.
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Feb 11, 2011
My grandmother must be one of those foreign spies...she was awakened by a word one day. Her mission is to steal all american paper products and hoarde them for herself. She must destroy all trace of paper that she herself has used so that her paper cannot be reused. It won't sink to the bottom of the bowl unless it is shredded no matter what was wiped with it.
She has her pockets stuffed with so much paper she looks like a cartoon. She is very serious with her reasoning for drying her tissues that she blew her nose on the pictures on the table next to her. Hey, she isn't suffering from Dementia....clearly I am or I wouldn't be so careless with my tissue.
Grandma will fight you if you try to take her tissue or reason with her about it. She must sleep with 2 tissues under her pillow.
I have sat with her too long today. I have to go now so I can use paper and throw it away.
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Sep 11, 2010
I can totally relate! The only thing that kept me sane was my weird sense of humor. I would share "home stories" with co-workers and friends and they would start chuckling at the things that most aggravated me, then I would start laughing, too. The laughter may have been a bit on the hysterical side. Anyway, after the elderly in-laws moved on, I wrote all of our stories down and published a book, Slightly Dented Halos. Cathartic experience!!
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Jan 26, 2011
Mom passed on December 29th, 2010. She would have been 92 today. So no more tissue issues, and fortunately I'm starting to be able to remember all her younger days and her independent positive spirit! To those of you still dealing with the day to day aging issues, hang in there, give yourself breaks, get walks, and also some latitude to know that as long as you are trying your best that's the best you can do. We are not perfect. And I'm sure my mom appreciated all I did for her, that gives me comfort, too.
I can relate completely to what you're saying. I'm divorced and have been living with my 89 year old widowed mother for 3 years. She has dementia and I swear she's trying to take me there as well! I'm an only child, and I work from home, and I have to get away on weekends or the things she says will actually start making sense. I also get the game-playing.....we live in a 55+ condo community and I listen to some of the other elders here...trust me, they ALL do it and take great delight in it. I think it's a way for them to retain some level of control. Mom's doctor told me a couple years ago to come to grips with the fact that, in Mom's mind, nothing I do or say will ever be right, so I'd better get used to being wrong. That's a tough thing to live with, but at least it grounds me and helps me shrug off the comments and weirdness. I still lose my patience, I still get angry, and I still feel guilty about that.....but I think that, if you deal with and/or live with dementia behavior on a daily basis, you need to recognize your limitations. Your heart is in the right place, you're doing the best you can for your entire family, and sometimes you just need to smile and walk away.....your mom will probably not remember any confrontations, anyway!
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Sep 16, 2015
Something that I have trouble dealing with is my mother saying, "I just don't feel good today," and looking like death is waiting at the door for her. It has been like this for six years. Mostly I think it is remorse about the past, distaste for the present, and dread of the future. I know people on the group know what I mean when I say such misery is hard to live with. (And yes, we've tried all kinds of things to make it better. I have resigned myself to staying happy despite her mood.)
Jan 29, 2010
I thought it was a great relief when mom finally agreed to move in with me & my family. Since I lived 200 miles away,my siblings werent doing much to help her. That was 5 years ago . I think I added 5yrs on to her life and took 5 yrs off of mine. Mom has high blood pressure. She doesnt want to take any new meds. She says shes allergic to the medicine. Well she not, we've done testing its more like panic attacks. Her doc. told her she will more likely have a stroke if she keeps doing what shes doing. I find her more playing games for attention which I never thought in million years she would do. When I left the house panic attack. which will make bp go up. The otherday she said my husbands alarm clock went off for 2 hours. I unpluged it. She said the music was so loud. I told her we would take it up with her doc. at her next visit. Well that stopped that.
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Feb 6, 2010
Ahhh....the tissue/USED tp thing. Mom was beginning that when I intervened. Now we take it out of her shoes, from under her pillows and from between her sheets (the amount of laundry we have to do is outrageous...like everybody else here), drawers, our stuff, you name it.
I was told that it is hoarding behavior and my mom had huge hoarding behavior with all the useless stuff she packratted over the years. Nightmare. Still cleaning it out.
Mom goes through a lot of tissue because she's a drooler. You have to be careful when you're doing up her shirt because she can nail you. Can make you urpy before the second cup of coffee.
Mom holds the tissue/paper towel/tp in her hand and when the drool runs down her chin, wipes it off with her hand/back of her hand/heel of her hand and if that it not gross enough, she never fails to look at it and it is clear that she is amazed that she drools. Sometimes she wants to show you. The kicker is that instead of wiping her hands on the tissue, she will wipe her hands on her pants/shirt/chair/tablecloth.
She does this every 5 minutes. Seriously.
We use pretty sheets on her big, comfortable chair so we deal with it and keep it all clean, but omg.
I used to pop up and try to get her to wipe her face but my back hurts. If you hand her a tissue while she's doing the drool thing she blows her nose.
The TP thing here is important because of the germs. It takes a lof of attention because mom hides TP used for the bathroom. omg2
What gets under our skins here is being grossed out all the time.
We love mom and take good care of her and I know she really doesn't want to be 'out of control', but you guys are right, it doesn't matter, it just makes you nuts.
I was thinking about using a fishing pole with a sponge attached to it so I could dab her chin but not get up.
1amCristina, to preserve your sanity, I wonder if you couldn't cut back some. Do you work? If you are spending every evening and weekend with Mom, when do you have time for yourself?
If she lived with you, I'd be advising you to arrange some respite and get some time for yourself. You have built-in respite! Try cutting back to 3 nights a week and one afternoon per weekend. See if that improves your perspective.
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Money in Panama
Thursday, April 22, 2010 at 12:24
I read that Panama uses the US dollar. Do they not have they own currency? Did they ever have their own currency? If so, why did they change to the US dollar? It seems like a crazy idea for a country to have its main currency controlled and printed elsewhere!
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Is it really?
Thursday, April 22, 2010 at 12:29
Maybe the Panamanian currency is really the Balboa... they mint their own coins but use US money for bills. They value is the same as the US Dollar.
So there are several questions:
Is the Panamanian currency REALLY the US Dollar or is it really the Balboa pegged to the US Dollar. Either way what happens if they decide to use non-US currency or change the exchange rate of the Balboa to the Dollar?
Assuming the currency is really the US Dollar, what happens when Panama has its own economic crisis?
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What currency?!
Thursday, April 22, 2010 at 12:33
"Is the Panamanian currency REALLY the US Dollar or is it really the Balboa pegged to the US Dollar"
Well surely if they were still using the Balboa then prices would be shown in that and people would be using it. When was the last time people were paying with Balboas (?) on the streets?
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two currencies
Thursday, April 22, 2010 at 12:41
It seems they use both?
"The balboa replaced the Colombian peso in 1904 following the country's independence. The balboa has been tied to the US dollar (which is legal tender in Panama) at an exchange rate of 1 Balboa to 1 Dollar since its introduction and has always circulated alongside dollars."
The Balboa is "pegged" to the dollar so as to give it value, to give it meaning, because in such a small country with a small economy its currency means little or nothing in the grander scheme of things. This is done to stabilize the value of the currency and it makes trade and investments between the US and Panama easier.
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is it true
Thursday, April 29, 2010 at 03:51
I don't know that whether they use US dollar or another currency
Money is never simple!
Friday, April 30, 2010 at 08:08
That is a nice description of how you see things. But, what is the true underlying currency?
When you open a bank account it is stored in Dollars or Balboas? What happens when the Balboa is devalued?


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