JohnnyMopper

My mom passed away from a physical condition. She didn't have dementia but my dad did. When she passed, we (siblings) agreed to not tell him she was gone. He did not attend the funeral. Our thinking was that it would be cruel to tell him and then have him to tell him all over again a day later that his wife had died. When he would ask where she was, we told him she was sleeping. That seemed to be enough explanation to satisfy him. Are you ever faced with this scenario and how do you usually handle it?

Without getting too detailed, what is your take on the current political tensions in the peninsula?

There was an incredible jazz singer named "Little" Jimmy Scott whose high voice was due to delayed puberty. He had Kallman Syndrome and didn't reach puberty until he was 37. He died in 2014. Check him out if you like jazz vocals.