ako nung una, di ko feel yung mag-alaga sa matanda. pero nung naassign kami sa veterans nun tas pati sa geriatric ward ng feu ayun..bigla ako nagakaroon ng heart sa pagaalaga sa matanda :)

same po kasi tayo. nasa province yung katangi-tanging nabubuhay pa na lola ko (maternal side). lolo ko kasi wa na. pati lolo’t lola (Paternal side)..kaya nung last week na nasa iloilo ako, di ko rin akalain na natuwa ako sa lola ko, naiinis kasi ako sa kanya dati. hahaha. maingay kasi. eh ngayon di na siya gaano nakakapagsalita…me speech therapy pa nga kami nun..tas tawa na siya ng tawa. hay nawa humaba pa buhay niya.. :)

nasa piling na ni Bro si tatay mo. he already received his healing. :)
condolence ulet :)

You know that I did my clinical in a convalescent homes. On my first day, I was trying to hold back my tears just to complete my hours that day without breaking down. Seeing them so weak and fragile, makes me think that they are not like that during their younger years. But it’s the cycle of life.

My deepest condolences, bru. I miss you and hope to talk to you soon. Mwah
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ako? Close lang ako sa isa kong lola. :( hay.

anyway, ate, we have a I think master’s program here in the US that is called gerentology or something like that. You might want to check that out since you are really like working with people from older generation.

I know how you feel. Though my lola (mum’s side) lives with us, my grand parents (father side) lives in the states. I never got a chance to really bond with them. My lola there doesn’t like us pa. Drama buhay namin. lol

Let’s just hope na wherever your lolo is right now, at least he isn’t having difficulty anymore. Wala na yung pain. And I know he’s just up there looking over the people he left. May guardian angel kayo. :)