Ali looks rough.
- Thread starter PocketAces
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He looked horrible.
There is no need for them to keep carting him out into public, let the man shake in peace.
Something wrong when we are more decent to our dogs than ourselves. If i ever get like that could someone kindly put me down. If u see me walking around with Alzheimer's please feel free to drive ur car right into me at a high rate of speed. :0074 Kevorkian had the right idea.
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He should belleft alone. But then having same chit he has. I try to go as much as possible. I figure when I die I'll have plenty time to sit around. But still when I having a bad day You wont catch be out any pllace.
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If this is what keeps his mind agile, or his spirit alive, I say keep it going.
Parkinson's robs the body of function a lot more quickly than it robs the mind.
My dad's step-dad has had it for decades, and up until the past year or two, his mind was sharp as a tack. 90+ years old and could tell great stories about WW2.
I remember him 15 years ago shaking almost as much as Ali was in this picture.
Never give up. :0008
Parkinson's robs the body of function a lot more quickly than it robs the mind.
My dad's step-dad has had it for decades, and up until the past year or two, his mind was sharp as a tack. 90+ years old and could tell great stories about WW2.
I remember him 15 years ago shaking almost as much as Ali was in this picture.
Never give up. :0008
