MATILDA AND THE MEMORY THIEF

Matilde lived with her parents in a large, quiet city, while her grandmother
Alicia lived on a distant farm, surrounded by her animals and in the care of
her maid Ramona. One day Matilde's mother received a call where
Ramona told her about the situation. Alicia, and it seems that Alicia was
little by little losing her memory, it was then that Matilde's mother
decided to bring her home to give her better care and consult with experts
and best doctors in the city, despite this, All these attempts were in vain, it
seemed as if a thief had entered Alicia's head and little by little had stolen
her memories, she was getting worse and worse and she did not even
remember the names of her loved ones, the old lady had Alzheimer's. , an
incurable disease. As the situation worsened, it was necessary to go to a
notary office and transfer assets to Matilde's mother. To do this, she had
to take Alicia to do all the respective paperwork; Back home they were
about to take the bus and in the tumult of people Alicia disappeared.
Matilde's mother was desperate. She couldn't believe that her beloved
mother was lost, that she was no longer with her. There were several days
of endless searching. where Matilde's parents would have done anything
to find her, but all the news they received was not what they expected,
finally it occurred to them to consult a psychiatric hospital and that is
where they finally found her, there was Alicia, somewhat thin and with
Fear, the tears of emotion of Matilde and her parents fell, they were
happy to have found her, for them it was a lesson that they went through,
they began to see things in a different way, with enthusiasm, and new
habits giving them quality of life and filling Alicia with a lot of love,
affection and care and above all enjoying her company.

Message: Care, love and family unity are essential when a loved one is
going through an illness or going through a difficult situation. This makes it
more bearable and there is always a light of hope in the midst of difficulty.