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You're welcome, Mike.
It is comforting to know Glen is physically still healthy, he continues to receive the best of care, of course, and Matthew and Brody are still with Glen at his new memory care community.
We appreciate the Campbell family for continuing to update fans.

BTW, the image of the article (shown below) is the complete article and photos.

That is good to hear. Thank you Dee, for posting.

Shared by the I'll Be Me team (Facebook).
From PEOPLE magazine, November 2, 2015 U.S.
God bless you, Glen and family.
Dee

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Oh, okay Randy, now I understand. I'm sorry! Very relieved you are not in this situation.
I am with you on having immense respect and admiration for caregivers and care managers having watched my Grandmother take care of my Grandfather.

Sorry Dee, Let me clarify my post. I wasn't referring to myself as a caregiver. I was referring to what Kim is going through and so many others. They have my utmost respect. Sorry if you thought , that I was meaning myself as I was not. I have been around others that have been caregivers and yet I still don't know what it is like myself. So therefore , I was only meaning that my respect for caregivers is immense.

Kim Campbell calls
Broadway's Electric Barnyard
Country 92.5
September 11, 2015

You can listen to the short interview with Kim Campbell here: http://www.country925.com/media/podcast ... -26342684/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

and

BREAKING: HEART-WRENCHING UPDATE ON GLEN CAMPBELL'S CONDITION
CountryRebel.com
September 2015

This article is similar to other articles posted here, but is also notable for its nod to Shannon Campbell:

In 2013, Campbell's son, Shannon, performed a very special tribute to his father, singing "I'm Not Gonna Miss You". What a special way to honor his father, who made such a lasting mark in the country music world.

Shannon's video is embedded on this site, too.

See: http://countryrebel.com/blogs/videos/63 ... Update-THC" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

You are welcome, Randy.
I am deeply sorry, my friend, that you are experiencing the stressful, long, time-consuming and intensely emotional journey of caring / managing care for a loved one with Alzheimer's disease.
You are the angel in this person's life. Just please be sure to take care of yourself, to stay healthy and strong, both physically and mentally, as Kim Campbell recommends. (Easier said then done, right?)
Dee

Let me put it this way... My worst days on the fire department, and yes I did have plenty in 27 years , were nothing in comparison to what's it is like to being a caregiver and/or caregiver manager of a loved one.

I concur with the interviewer, that Kim is an angel and that Glen is lucky to have her as his wife...

Thanks for that link of that interview Dee

"Kim Campbell Unplugged and Totally Uncut"
radio interview on WRFX99.7 with Arroe Collins, September 10, 2015

(Parts of the accompanying article on this website are from other interviews or articles.)

http://www.997thefox.com/onair/arroe-co ... -13933757/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

This interview really got to me, it was crying time tonight.
Maybe because it mixes a current interview about Glen Campbell ("now") with original hit recordings sung by Glen ("then"), contrasting the present with the past.
It was like listening to I'll Be Me, the doc, compacted into about 10 minutes.

New updates about Glen's return home, his health, managing his care, and more:

The Boot: http://theboot.com/glen-campbell-health ... g-at-home/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Taste of Country: http://tasteofcountry.com/glen-campbell-returns-home/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Rolling Stone: http://www.rollingstone.com/music/news/ ... y-20150915" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; (URL added by Dee)