Jan 28, wed

My husband is 84 years old this year. 
He was diagnosed with cognitive impairment at 80, and now it has progressed into Alzheimer's.
At first, I couln't make sense of his behavior. 
He always had a good sense of humor, I thought he was just joking around with me. 
These days, he goes to an adult day-care center and does well there. 
Thankfully, his symptoms are considered "gentle dimentia", so he stays pretty calm. 
Maybe It's because he used to work at a bank, but he can still do basic arithmetic perfectly. 
Every Morning, I dress him neatly in matching colors before he leaves. 
On weekens and holidays when he's at home, we go on walks to get some sun, just like the doctor recommended. 
I try to give him different kinds of simulation by visiting museums and art galleries. 
I want to do everything I can now, so that I won't have regrets once he leaves this world. 
When I think about how he silently sacrificed for our family when he was younger, I get choked up somtimes.