Quotes from Theresa Weir

I've come to realize that being around someone with Alzheimer's is like being around someone who's really, really wasted. And like someone who's had way too much too drink, his mood and attention swings from one subject and emotion to another. Now he pauses, spots something

Leave your wife and children, never have contact with them again, and I will give you a life of luxury. He sold his soul. And he'd done it with both eyes open.

Time didn't heal all wounds. I think time tricked people into thinking they were okay.

I'm afraid of the emptiness in my life. I'm afraid I've built you into something you're not.

Time. I'm afraid of time." She had never cared for nostalgia. There was a sadness to looking back, a reminder of time wasted. "Things happen too fast, without enough time to relish them or cherish them, or enjoy them as thoroughly as we should.

A story about the burdens of remembering and the costs of forgetting,

A cat can be great company if you're a cat person. If you're not, well, let's just say that you shouldn't go there.