"lose you slowly" is an indie folk pop song about my Nana, who has Alzheimer's. It’s raw, emotional, and honest, exploring themes of memory loss, grief, and connection. Featuring heartfelt vocals, acoustic guitar, piano, and drums, it captures a sad yet wishful vibe. Entirely self-made, the song mirrors the fragility of its subject. The hand-drawn cover art adds to its intimate feel.

Lyrics:
[Verse 1]
Lost all the fire in your eyes
Mom says you’re winding down your life
Is she right?
Should I visit more often...
...if I’ll be forgotten?
Feels like you’re already gone
Push away what’s really going on
Is it wrong?
I should visit more often
Though I’ll be forgotten

[Chorus]
You picked me up
And let me down
I’ve given up
On you coming around
I miss your love
And the sweet sweet sound
Of you, of you

[Verse 2]
I’m getting used to the new you, but
It’s not the same as it used to be
Any way’s always too soon
But do I really wanna lose you slowly?
Tell me that I’m taller every time that I see you
Haven’t grown a little in the past three years though
Getting older, will you even recognize my face?

[Chorus]
You picked me up
And let me down
I’ve given up
On you coming around
I miss your love
And the sweet sweet sound
Of you, of you
So pick me up
And let me down
I’ve given up
On you coming around
I miss your love
And the sweet sweet sound
Of you, of you

[Outro]
You picked me up
And let me down
I’ve given up
On you coming around
I miss your love
And the sweet sweet sound
Of you, of you

lose you slowly

Hello everyone! This is Aurora from AI Tech News Today, bringing you the latest buzz in the world of artificial intelligence. It's January twenty-one, two thousand twenty-five, and we've got some noteworthy stories to share. Let's dive into today's headlines!

Dotdash Meredith lays off 143 workers amid OpenAI partnership. The media company, while aligning its strategies with OpenAI, has decided to reduce its workforce. This move raises intriguing questions about the impact of artificial intelligence on job roles within traditional media sectors. Will AI really enhance efficiency, or does it signal a shift toward fewer human workers in the industry? 

PwC Chair urges businesses to position AI as a “digital colleague.” During a recent conference, Chairman Bob Kande encouraged companies to embrace AI technologies. He emphasized the idea of collaboration, stating, “You don’t fear your colleagues; you partner with them.” So, should we expect future workplaces to be more about teamwork with algorithms rather than competition?

Oracle debuts AI agents to streamline sales processes. The tech giant has introduced a new suite of AI-powered agents that help sales teams tackle repetitive tasks and complex workflows. This innovation aims to enhance customer interactions significantly, leading to a more streamlined sales process. Talk about efficiency in action!

Trump revokes Biden’s AI safety order, prioritizing innovation. In a surprising political shift, former President Donald Trump rescinded the previous administration’s safety regulations on AI technology. This decision emphasizes a laissez-faire approach to AI development, focusing more on competition and innovation rather than safety and governance. What will this mean for the future of AI regulation in America?

Finally, the UK supercomputer Isambard-AI is transforming drug and vaccine discovery. This innovative system is being used to develop solutions for Alzheimer’s and other medical conditions such as cancer and heart disease. The implementation of AI technology in healthcare brings hope for accelerated research and development in critical areas.

That wraps up the news for today! Stay tuned to AI Tech News Today for more updates about artificial intelligence developments. It's an exciting time for technology, and we will keep you informed every step of the way!

AI's Impact on Jobs and Innovation: Dotdash Layoffs, PwC's Collaborative Vision, and Trump's Regulatory Shift

Comfort Conversations: Real Talk About Senior Care

Welcome to Comfort Conversations, a weekly podcast from Comfort Keepers Durango focused on helping seniors, caregivers, and families navigate the challenges and opportunities of aging. Hosted by owner Aaron Youngblood and Director of Nursing Emily Mast, this show dives into real-world topics that matter—like dementia care, care management, veterans support, home safety, advanced planning, and more.

Whether you're a caregiver looking for guidance, a family member trying to make informed decisions, or a senior wanting to stay independent longer, you'll get expert insights and practical advice. We’re here to cut through the noise, explain what matters, and help you take action—with compassion, clarity, and credibility.

🎧 New episodes drop weekly.
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Episode 1: Comfort Keepers Care Management Program

Tombot creating robotic pets to assist with Alzheimer's.  Today's Techstination.

Tombot creating robotic pets to assist with Alzheimer's

In this episode of Essence of Medicine, Amanda and Dr. Abbasi delve into the complexities of dementia, exploring its various forms, causes, and the impact it has on the brain. They discuss the importance of understanding brain functions, the effects of aging, and the mechanisms behind dementia. The conversation emphasizes the significance of learning and new experiences in preventing cognitive decline, highlighting practical strategies for maintaining brain health throughout life.

Dementia - Essence of Medicine

💡 What if a simple song could unlock memories, spark joy, and combat loneliness?

For Sarah Martin McConnell, this isn’t just a possibility—it’s her life’s work. After a successful career as a singer-songwriter, Sarah discovered a new calling: bringing live music to seniors, especially those living with Alzheimer’s and dementia. ❤️🎤

She founded Music for Seniors, a nonprofit that connects talented musicians with older adults to create moments of joy, connection, and even cognitive breakthroughs. Now, after 16 years of leading this incredible organization, she’s passing the baton—but not slowing down!

In this episode of The Not Old Better Show, we talk about:
🎵 How music can reignite memories for those with Alzheimer’s
💡 The science behind music’s power to heal and connect
🎸 How Nashville’s top musicians are giving back through song
🙌 Why it’s never too late to find your second act & make an impact

🔗 Listen now on Soundcloud

Music, Memory & Magic: How Sarah Martin McConnell is Changing Lives One Song at a Time

There's further scientific evidence that too much sleep could be a sign of dementia in senior women.

Sleep Patterns and Dementia Risk in Senior Women

Lena remembers Beirut well, but is that where she first met Alan? Truth matters in the mental health clinic. Read the story at https://milesposts.com/marathon-years/first-encounters/

The Marathon Years — 8. First Encounters

I was Inspired to write this just over a year after my wife was diagnosed with young onset Alzheimer's disease.

It Fades Away (2023 demo / 2025 remix)

“Still My Mom” by Dr. Elliot Lach is a tender and sometime bittersweet ballad that speaks to anyone walking the long road of Alzheimer’s with someone they love. It’s about holding on to the essence of a mother—even as memory fades—and recognizing the quiet strength of devotion, especially in the unsung heroes who care for their partners day after day. Written with equal parts sorrow, gratitude, and love, this song is for families facing hard changes with grace and compassion. 
Because even when the mind forgets, the heart remembers.

Still My Mom

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Welcome to Essence Of! Here you will learn about medicine, science, history, and life, all by our favorite neurosurgeon, Dr. Hamid Abbasi.

Paul Taylor Vogelzang is an award-winning blogger, podcaster, writer, producer and style fanatic, known for his down to earth accessible reporting and advice for men and women 50 + age, and their families. Paul was one of the founding editors of MommyCast & MommyCast Latina, the wildly popular, very first mom podcasts in audio and video, and its producer from 2004 to 2009. Paul’s current, but also award winning podcast, The Not Old - Better Show launched in 2014. Paul continues to share vibrant, focused, entertaining content on the show, and writes frequently about the subjects of fashion, grooming and the “senior man.”  Paul lives just outside of Washington DC, with his lovely wife, Gretchen (also a MommyCast founder), and where the two of them are active in many arts, business and philanthrophic organizations, love to feed the Northern Wren, and are the parents of two sons.


To Him be the glory ✞ 

Hello there, nice to e-meet you! I use my middle name in my artist name, “Gabe Garreth,” but you can call me Gabe. Here’s some of my story:

My dad often played guitar and sang worship songs in the living room, and he taught me some basic piano/guitar chords when I was younger.

As a teenager (I’m still a teen lol), I started learning more about guitar, playing songs, and trying my best to improve.

Then I began producing short songs. I loved the feeling of creating something cool! I watched tons of tutorials, hoping to create tracks that sounded as good as the artists I love listening to.

I’m still a small artist, but I dream of making a living from this. It’s awesome just imagining collaborating with others and having a blast making music all day!

Right now, most of my songs are some sort of conglomeration of pop, indie, punk, and folk. If you think you’d like a combination of any of those genres, I hope you’ll stick around!

(P.S. I'm releasing new songs frequently, so hit the follow button if you wanna hear them!)

I'm using SoundCloud to release audio versions of the latest chapters from my book 'The Marathon Years' - the story of our decade-long battle defying dementia. (Oh, and It's a love story too) Catch new episodes at my website Miles Posts, where you can also sign up for my weekly newsletter keeping you updated with all the latest news and releases..

New tracks tagged #alzheimer&#x27;s

New tracks tagged #alzheimer's