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it all took place "On Top of Old Winnemucca Mountain" and
then again, only halfway up that peak, a mighty force of 14 plus two
grandkids, trekked with 200 gallons of purple whitewash, buckets, and
mops to transform the gathered rocks into a symbol of Alzheimer's
Awareness and to honor caregivers. The "W" looks over this
community and has donned many coats of paint over the year from
school colors, to St. Patricks' green, to pink for breast cancer
awareness. Eyes automatically guide to this sign, checking out what
the town is up to now.
On
June 21st, the longest day of the year, several of us believed it was
time to spread knowledge about Alzheimer's disease with the hope that
everyone in our town would know more, and that travelers will
recognize that this is a community full of people who care. Yes, we
care about each other and we care about finding a cure. Alzheimer's
is the only disease of the top 10 causes of death in the United
States with no prevention, no reversal, and no cure. It is time will
all banged a resounding gong to send the message to researchers and
the medical world that it is time to stop this disease in its tracks.
So
how does one go about such an undertaking? To begin with I have a
band of loyal friends, even though they acknowledge that I am a bit
crazy (I refer to it as "driven"). Although thirty or forty
planned to attend this auspicious event, only fourteen were able to
arise before dawn for the drive up the mountain. My husband helped me
whip up our batch of whitewash, made with donations of lime,
colorant, and a large, plastic, lidded tank with valve for filling
buckets (also donated). 200 gallons required about 450 pounds of lime
plus lots of magenta and blue colorant. As we mixed with a mop and
added water and the ingredients, I felt a bit like one of Macbeth's
witches, "Boil, boil, toil and trouble... "