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FAST Scale Dementia Explained: Stages, Symptoms, and the Dementia Scale
Let’s talk about something that can feel confusing and even a little scary at first—dementia stages. If you’ve ever found yourself wondering, “What does this stage really mean?” or “What should I expect next?” you’re not alone. Most people don’t wake up knowing how dementia progresses. They learn as they go. Often while caring for someone they love.
By Jame Roark15 days ago in Families
How to Retrieve Deleted Messages from Messenger: A Parent’s Step-by-Step Guide. AI-Generated.
As children grow more active on social media, messaging apps become a major part of how they communicate. Messenger, in particular, is often used by kids and teens to chat with friends, classmates, and sometimes strangers. This is why many parents worry when messages suddenly disappear. Were they deleted by mistake, or was something intentionally hidden?
By Ahmad Hassan16 days ago in Families
Moonlit Shuffles
The house felt like a hollowed-out skull. Too big, too quiet, every creak of the floorboards a question Lena didn’t have an answer for. Her father had been gone six weeks. Six weeks, and the air still smelled faintly of his pipe tobacco and the old spice cologne he’d worn since before she was born. Her mother, Clara, moved through the rooms like a ghost, tidying things already neat, dusting surfaces that shone. Lena watched her, a knot of frustration tightening in her gut. She’d driven three hours to be here, to help, to *be* with her mother, but Clara just kept… busy.
By HAADI16 days ago in Families
The Day the Colors Reconciled
The Kingdom of Arciel Once upon a time, far beyond the clouds you see through your window, there was an extraordinary kingdom named Arciel.
By La P'tite Pinolaise16 days ago in Families
The Last Unopened Gift
Chapter 1: The Geometry of Silence The snow did not fall in New York City that year; it descended. It came down in thick, heavy curtains of white that muffled the screaming sirens and the frantic honking of yellow taxis. By 10:00 PM on December 31st, 2025, the world had been erased, replaced by a monochrome landscape of frost and shadows.
By omar17 days ago in Families
The Ghost Job Boycott:
At some point, awareness isn’t enough. Knowing the job market is rigged doesn’t change it. Naming ghost jobs doesn’t stop them. Even venting—no matter how justified—still feeds the same machine if applications keep flowing.
By Living the Greatest CONSPIRACY Theory. By RG.17 days ago in Families
The Ghost Job Economy:
Let’s stop pretending shareholders are confused, naïve, or “fooled” by today’s job market. They aren’t. They’re the architects of it.
By Living the Greatest CONSPIRACY Theory. By RG.17 days ago in Families
🎆 When the Clock Struck Us 💖
A New Year’s Romantic Story The first time Eleanor Frost met Julian Hale, the clock was already wrong. It was December 31st, 11:47 p.m., and the giant digital clock above Riverside Station insisted it was still 11:32.
By Zidane17 days ago in Families
The Quiet Hope Behind Our New Year’s Resolutions
Every January, we do this quiet, hopeful thing. We stop. We look at the year we just survived. And we say to ourselves, “Next year, I’ll do better.”
By Lori A. A.17 days ago in Families
The Devil, the Mascot:
The devil, as most people imagine him, relies on spectacle. Fire. Brimstone. A red suit stitched together with fear and superstition. He frightens, he threatens, he tempts. He is loud. But in Gnostic thought, the devil is almost quaint—more mascot than mastermind. The real terror lies elsewhere, hidden behind systems, routines, and invisible rulers who do not need pitchforks because they already own the farm.
By Living the Greatest CONSPIRACY Theory. By RG.17 days ago in Families
A violation is still a violation.
Let’s be clear from the start: **this is not a legal argument.** I do not care how statutes are written, how policies are framed, or which box an institution checks to make itself feel justified. This is a moral argument. And morality doesn’t bend just because a system is uncomfortable with the implications.
By Living the Greatest CONSPIRACY Theory. By RG.17 days ago in Families
Sex, Love, and the Intelligence That Creates Worlds
There is an intelligence at work long before we call it desire, love, or faith. It decides timing. It governs attraction. It instructs the body how to heal and the soul when to open. Most people encounter it in fragments — during intimacy, moments of clarity, or sudden knowing — without realizing they are brushing against something vast and ordered.
By Living the Greatest CONSPIRACY Theory. By RG.17 days ago in Families