The Prodigal Daughter Returns

At this corporate event, I was co-hosting workshops which involved letting people in, ensuring that we stop attendees coming in after a certain time. After the workshop finished, we had to get the room ready for the next one. On the first day, although there were barriers on the doors, attendees were ignoring them and treating the room like a dining hall. They argued that as they were attending the workshop, while they were waiting for the workshop to start, they might as well sit in and eat/have their beverages and plug in their devices. At the end of each workshop, it took ages for some of them to leave as they were either busy chatting or working on their laptops. The next day, the organisers decided no one should be allowed in before the workshop started.  When people asked if they could come in and have their beverages, we said no. We told them they could only come in 15 minutes before the workshop started. At the end of each workshop, we asked the attendees to leave as we nee...

I was chatting to a friend aboutt her grandmother who is suffering from dementia. She said her nan, who is now in a care home, has deteriorated so much that she doesn't remember anyone including her husband and kids.  My friend said before her nan had dementia, she was often ill and taking all kinds of medication.  Since she lost her memory, she no longer has all the ailments she used to have.  My friend said the last time she saw her nan, she asked her about the arm she had fractured, but her nan couldn't remember as the arm was now healed. My friend said if it wasn't for the dementia, her nan would be considered to be in perfect health.she 9 I told my friend if only her nan could forget the dementia, she would be free of it. ❤️ It just shows all diseases are happening in mind.