"The bus to happiness is an open-top bus. The wind will kiss your forehead and take away all your sadness."
*Original direction, female finger setting, no CP
*This is a story between ordinary people and commanders
だからServantらもうもforgetれて/さよならさえMillion Calamity
"So we forget even the sound and don't even want to say goodbye."
Alzheimer's disease.
This is a word that is mentioned in many literary and artistic works - perhaps it has happened a lot in reality, more than in literary and artistic works, but her first real contact with Alzheimer's patients was because of her grandmother.
This is what the book I read said. They are sad about the past, but also happy about the past. They forget about the bonds of the past. They live in the present but cannot stand on the ground, like ghosts living in the present. Occasionally, the light comes back to light, and it is truly like coming back to life.
She thought this was too exaggerated and literary, but occasionally when faced with conversations that didn't connect, she would feel as if the thread of connection between herself and her grandma was broken, and she would feel frightened.
"Before that, I have one more wish."
She looked at the commander and said.
Intention: It's not that pain doesn't exist, but that happiness lasts longer