Like every year in February, Valentine’s Day is coming soon. So yes, it’s commercial, yes, it’s the fruit of marketing, or maybe it’s too silly for you? But in the end, isn’t it an occasion to celebrate your love?
Why not take advantage of it?
An “extra” occasion or even a “just” occasion for many people who do not necessarily celebrate love the rest of the year according to some surveys.
Valentine’s Day is also an opportunity to go beyond illness.
You are not only “helped” “caregiver”, not only “Sick person with Parkinson’s disease” and “Caregiver”, you are above all and forever a couple, friends, relatives who love each other and who support each other physically and morally every day despite the difficulties of everyday life.
So yes, of course, you can do it on other occasions, but Valentine’s Day comes at the right time to set the record straight and remember that life together and love deserve to be celebrated. It’s a celebration of the joy of being together, despite the torments that the years may have left in their wake.
Love, when celebrated, moves. Love, when forgotten, fades away. So, remember, it is essential to take the time to celebrate love...
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