Solomon Hayoz

A Personal Story About Dementia, Love, Guilt, Hope, Gains, And Losses Solomon Hayoz

The Sundays Are For Mummy Story is a haunting, heartbreaking, but yet and in places, uplifting story of the author's experience in witnessing his mother develop the onset of dementia. Having a parent suffer from dementia is possibly one of life's most heartbreaking moments, as you are forced to confront the vulnerability of someone who, at one time, was the strongest person in your life. When a parent starts to forget, the biggest thing we worry about is how much longer our parents can continue to remember us.

Sundays Are For Mummy Story is a personal story about dementia, love, guilt, hope, gains, and losses, told through the lens of a son's desperate struggle to hold on to his mother. While offering perspectives on coping with the disease, it is also a wake-up call to cherish time with our parents and anyone we love, while we still can.