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An Alzheimer's Widow
Description: Fabiola Trejo dances with her husband while visiting him at his care facility in Hayward, Calif. Feb. 17, 2007. Robert was diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease in 2002, and Fabiola cared for her husband of over 60 years alone in their home for over four years before he suffered a fall and had to be admitted to the care facility.
Keywords: fabiola trejo alzheimer's
Date: 11.03.2009 02:46
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Caption: Fabiola Trejo dances with her husband while visiting him at his care facility in Hayward, Calif. Feb. 17, 2007. Robert was diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease in 2002, and Fabiola cared for her husband of over 60 years alone in their home for over four years before he suffered a fall and had to be admitted to the care facility.
Byline: BEA AHBECK
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Object name: AN ALZHEIMER'S WIDOW
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