Good post Bill, something those of us that perform daily in NH environments experience on a daily basis. One of the places I perform twice monthly is an Alzheimer center, where 85 percent of the patients appear to be asleep when you arrive. As soon as the music begins, many of them begin tapping their feet, some will sing along with you, and a small percentage will get out of their chairs and dance with the staff. At this particular location, many of the young ladies on the staff have been with the center for a decade or more. They are very caring individuals and deal with death on a daily basis. They are indeed rare people that should be applauded for their efforts on behalf of the patients.

Thanks again for the link,

Gary