Losing my tomorrows is a piece of digital artwork by Hazel Billingsley which was uploaded on September 10th, 2012.
Losing my tomorrows
Dementia is the progression of short term memory loss - functions & all aspects of life are affected. My mum - 84. It's hard to put into an image of... more
Title
Losing my tomorrows
Artist
Hazel Billingsley
Medium
Digital Art
Description
Dementia is the progression of short term memory loss - functions & all aspects of life are affected. My mum - 84. It's hard to put into an image of all the things that are changing for her & me. It's a topsy turvy world where she has become my child & I the parent. She lives with me & I love her dearly!
Uploaded
September 10th, 2012
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Comments (20)
Marie Gale
Wow! Hazel...such a powerful image that moves me to tears this morning...you are an angel to your mum...a true hero...all my admiration goes out to you along with loads of good wishes...The world is definitely a better place because of people like you...;-) v/f!!
Hazel Billingsley replied:
Thanks Marie for your beautiful comment. I wish I felt like a hero - sometimes I get frustrated with her, then I feel bad for feeling that way!
Bob Salo
I Love This Work Hazel . . .what a beautiful way to communicate the power of LOVE.. ...bless you...FV
Karen Slagle
Such a powerful and sad image, Hazel. My mom didn't know me at the end. I know what you are going thru.
Hazel Billingsley replied:
Hi Karen - thank you so much for your lovely words. I'm so sorry that it happened to you & your mum. It's a terrible disease. hugs, Hazel
Anne Rodkin
Hazel, you have created such a powerful image that truly conveys the pain dementia causes for it's victim, and their loved ones. v This image is my choice for favorite of the day on Female Artists-Creative Women.
Hazel Billingsley replied:
Thank you very much Anne for your lovely comment & for choosing it for your image of the day!
Madalena Lobao-Tello
CONGRATULATIONS!! Featured on Female Artists - Creative Women!!! Great artwork, love how you have done this!!!
Guy Ricketts
Amazing image, Hazel. I can only imagine how difficult it was to create this, much less your situation at home. Very powerful and emotional, I found this quite affecting. God bless you and your Mother, you are indeed a strong and wonderful daughter. v/f
Gun Legler
Hazel, this is so powerful and thoughprovoking. She is lucky though, in the middle of her confusion, to have a loving daughter who cares! fv
Hazel Billingsley replied:
Thank you Gun for your lovely comment - it's a diffucult thing to deal with this 24/7 - I need to learn more patience!!
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