American Horse's papoose was a chubby, sturdy little beggar, and when one of the ladies spoke to him, he set up a tremendous wail, just as natural and lifelike as if he were human.

This is a letter I wrote to Obama. Please read & follow the links embedded therein. They will educate & enlighten you. Please make comments there and here. If u r on Twitter, reTwet it. Share it all over. Updates to follow. . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Are Alzheimer's patients happy? Are they just living in their minds in a different time? Please remember to read all the pages and make comments there as well as here. Thank you for reading my articles.

Alzheimer's Disease (AD) is a slow disease, starting with mild memory problems and ending with severe brain damage. Alzheimer's patients have abnormal cravings for sweets.

During their consideration of the Economic Recovery bill, the Senate approved an amendment offered by Sen. Tom Coburn (R-OK) that prohibits funding for "...museums, theaters and arts centers..." This amendment, approved by a vote of 73-24

she complains that her hair is "stringy'. I happen to think she has very pretty white hair. It's a bit dry from all the coloring she done to it the past twenty years--see she had Alzheimer's for a very long time before any one knew and she would color her

What is it like to care for those with Alzheimer's? Read this blog entry--of mine, to discover a small taste. Please leave comments there and here. Copy & paste if you wish.

"It was appropriations time and I was frankly shocked to discover that a federally chartered college like Howard University, a school for African-American students, was getting $13,000 per student while the tribally controlled Indian colleges were getting

Native American was detained and questioned by officers completely without probable cause for a stop. The violation of civil liberties in stopping him was followed by abuse of power when the police made their own rules and forbade him to drive the side st

"I would love to see the day when we, the Waccamaw People, would automatically be recognized and included. Today, we have come a long way but there are still many things that we can't take part in," Chief Harold Hatcher said. "We look to the time when we