Demented Quotes Novels & Stories

She couldn't understand Brendan's decision. "No, it's not good enough," Brendan quickly replied in an unusually serious tone, but his expression was still gentle. "I want… to do more while I'm clear-headed. A lack of brain exercise causes old-age dementia, doesn't it? I don't want that. I want to always keep myself clear-headed, and maybe it can even help dispel the side effects." Brendan's explanation rendered Deirdre speechless. "But your health…" She tried to convince Brendan.

He uttered as he glimpsed at me. "Isn't it too late for that? We're married already." "I disagree. Haven't you heard the quote by Mitch Albom? There is no such thing as too late in life." "Oh, I just heard it now." I was amazed. I didn't expect that a man like him would believe in quotes. "Now, you know." He grinned. Then, we became silent again. After a while, I took the courage to bring up the incident earlier. I turned to him as I wanted to see his reaction. "Alfred, about the trouble earlier."

He heaved a long and heavy sigh and was pensive for a moment before he explained, "You have a mental illness called Alzheimer's. That's why you don't remember a lot of things. Don't you have a notebook? Where is it?" She lowered her head and looked around—what notebook?

“Is that all you can say. You're growing boring. Find something better to say, be innovate. Your fairytale blabbing isn't yielding fruit so get something better to do other than hoping in a miracle that would never come.” He is suffering from dementia I think. Years of being locked up in a dusty, ugly chair must have messed up his poor state of mind. So stupid of him to think of the day he'll be rescued because the last time I checked no one would come save him. No one has guts that strong enough to reach this far of the Mansion and free a lazy old man. “That makes it two mad people. Because what made you come over to see a man you claimed is mad?” My jaws were left open at his word. I come

Kelvin replied excitedly. “Why don't I remember?” I asked. I should know if I signed such a petition. “You have a lot of things to sign on daily. There is no way you can remember all of them,” Kelvin said to reassure me. However, this wasn't helpful at all. “No, it can't be,” I said, already panicking. “I am still young. I shouldn't be this forgetful.” “You speak as if you forgot something important,” Kelvin said in a light-hearted manner.

Not too old to get dementia. However, it is never applies to bad memories. Not. Even when those memories I want to forget so much, I always remember them. Life can’t be as what we want. There’s something can’t be easily forgotten, there are things that you most want to forget but still make an impression that you don't even want to disappear. "Why, Nad?" asked Arumi looking at me confused. The glass in his hand put on the table. Likewise Daniel, he occasionally directs his gaze to me, it's just that he is still busy serving food in front of him. I shook my head while smiling at her.

“Appatha (dad’s mom) has dementia, Anika. Alzheimer’s. She will say the same thing over and over again and may not remember you. She loves talking and she is a very lovely lady. Be nice to her.” “You talk to me as if I am a school kid. I will be on my best behavior. Is that fine?” “You are known for your sharp tongue. What should I do?” He raised his hands in the air like he was surrendering to me. This casual talk is very soothing to my heart.

"Why?" He looked like a spooked horse about to run off. I needed a better excuse than the magical one or I was sure I'd lose him. "My project," I blurted as the idea came to me. "I bet he knows tons about the town that isn't in these books." Liam hesitated. "Probably," he said finally. "But he's not really all there anymore, Syd." "Don't patients with dementia remember the past way better than the present?" I winced inwardly. Way to sound callous. But Liam nodded and actually relaxed a little.

“That's it, you are dead. The universe will bear me witness, that I gave you plenty of chances to change from your old ways, which you refuse to give up and to top it all, you gave a mortal to read the forbidden book of the whole fairy kingdom.” “You have to help me out Craig, I know what that look she's giving me.” Dementia said in sudden fear “I am but a mere mortal, how do you want me to help you fight against something that has powers like you. Fight her, defeat her but bring her alive to me.” Craig said to Dementia. The words he spoke, gave Dementia the courage she needs, it was as if the chains holding her were released immediately Craig said those words. The sudden fear in Dementia ey

, She retorte "It's not even like I care what you do with your life, but we had an agreement, Vivian. We agreed that everyone was going to be indoors by 10:30pm. Why were you out till 12:30pm "We didn't have any agreement, douchebag. I know I'm drunk, but I'm not diagnosed with dementia. I remember not signing that useless document. And just to be clear, the fact that I'm living in your house doesn't mean you should try to boss my around. You're not my dad for crying out loud