
What I saw on Christmas Day
This is what I saw on Christmas Day while sitting on the couch with my husband at the Vicarage by the Sea, the Alzheimer’s care facility where he now resides.
This is what I saw on Christmas Day while sitting on the couch with my husband at the Vicarage by the Sea, the Alzheimer’s care facility where he now resides.
My father spent the last few months of his life at the Vicarage. I only wish we’d found this amazing place sooner. He had been living in a fairly large “retirement village,” which attempted to support him but did not come close to providing the caring and connection that the Vicarage was able to bring to his life in a very short time.
World-renowned art critic Hilton Kramer walks a path while living at the Vicarage by the Sea, a residential home in Harpswell that takes an unusual approach to caring for people with Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia. Kramer died March 27 at 84.
It’s long past summer, but there are yellow roses blooming in Harpswell near Curtis Cove in the yard of The Vicarage by the Sea, where Henry now resides.
Yellow roses are considered a symbol of friendship, and a way to bring a little sunshine to someone whose life has become a bit cloudy.
Dr. Wigg
The Vicarage By The Sea
9 Vicarage Lane
Harpswell, Maine 04079
Phone: (207) 833-5480