Very interesting and awesome and strange stuff with videos and pictures etc!!

This is tomboy-a-bit. She's building a Harley chopper @WAYNE.
She's also from Lithuania @Exige.
Her first video, learning to tig weld. Amazing.
Yeah seen some of her vids, likes her Harleys, first time for me on ownership as i was in Ducati land for to long and needed a change and a challenge for a new way forward. As they say a change is as good as a rest!!(y)
 
"For nearly five years, an elderly woman with advanced Alzheimer's disease hadn't spoken.

Then, one afternoon, while lying in bed surrounded by her two daughters and granddaughter, she suddenly became lucid.

For almost two hours, she carried on what witnesses described as a perfectly ordinary conversation. She spoke openly about her fear of dying, discussed disagreements she had with the church and asked after relatives she hadn't recognised in years.

Later that evening, she died.

Her story was extraordinary. But it was far from unique
."


Why some dementia patients regain their memory shortly before death
 
"For nearly five years, an elderly woman with advanced Alzheimer's disease hadn't spoken.

Then, one afternoon, while lying in bed surrounded by her two daughters and granddaughter, she suddenly became lucid.

For almost two hours, she carried on what witnesses described as a perfectly ordinary conversation. She spoke openly about her fear of dying, discussed disagreements she had with the church and asked after relatives she hadn't recognised in years.

Later that evening, she died.

Her story was extraordinary. But it was far from unique
."


Why some dementia patients regain their memory shortly before death
This is a very common ocerance in end of life patience, i used to subscribe on youtube to an end of life nurse. Hospice Nurse Julie is her channel, well worth a look. (y)
 
"For nearly five years, an elderly woman with advanced Alzheimer's disease hadn't spoken.

Then, one afternoon, while lying in bed surrounded by her two daughters and granddaughter, she suddenly became lucid.

For almost two hours, she carried on what witnesses described as a perfectly ordinary conversation. She spoke openly about her fear of dying, discussed disagreements she had with the church and asked after relatives she hadn't recognised in years.

Later that evening, she died.

Her story was extraordinary. But it was far from unique
."


Why some dementia patients regain their memory shortly before death

Sounds like a mental version of the 'brightening' where a terminally ill patient with cancer (maybe other things too) start feeling great...lots of energy, little pain etc. Then after a few days of that, they die.
 
Sounds like a mental version of the 'brightening' where a terminally ill patient with cancer (maybe other things too) start feeling great...lots of energy, little pain etc. Then after a few days of that, they die.
My mum woke up from a coma , she had a brain tumour. It was incredible, sat there talking to us as if everything was ok, a few hours later she slipped back into the coma and never woke.
It was if she was saying goodbye. Bless her.
 
This one looks like the one that was on the front cover of Led Zeppelin's Remasters album.

 
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The way thing's are going in Malta and Gozo and the rest of Europe, history is going to repeat itself, DEUS VULT!!


 
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He wrote a book 1900 years ago 😳
The book was made up of his memoirs that were found after his death, he is considered as one of the "Five good Emperors" it was translated in 1862.
Just to add T.E Lawrence translated Homer's Odyssey. :)
 
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