@tiger26931 LA CRUELDAD ANIMAL,NO DEBE PERMITIRSE A NINGUNA EDAD .
NO EXISTE ETNIA,EDAD,NI CLASE SOCIAL,QUE ADMITA LA CRUELDAD ANIMAL.
LA CRUELDAD ANIMAL,ESTA PROHIBIDA,PARA ABSOLUTAMENTE TODOS!
«Trabajé en Pfizer durante 17 años. No descubríamos fármacos, descubríamos mercados. Si un fármaco curaba el asma en 3 días, lo descartamos. Las enfermedades crónicas son donde está el dinero. Las curas son malas para los negocios»
Dr. Peter Rost
🚨🇵🇸El Dr Hussan Ebu Sufieh, es uno de los 95 médicos palestinos, qué esperan ser ejecutados por el régimen sionista en una de sus mazmorras. Hagamos viral esta información, para detener esta masacre. 😱
"Israel" ha convertido la Franja de Gaza en el lugar con más niños amputados del mundo, más de 40.000 niños palestinos han sido heridos, perdiendo extremidades, en 3 años, en una media de 36 niños amputados al día.
Elegir el silencio ante la barbarie, es elegir la barbarie.
I celebrated my 100th birthday today 🎂. My family is not around anymore, so I baked myself a small cake. It’s peaceful… yet I’m still here, still alive, still wishing for a bit of kindness. ❤️ If you happen to see this, could you wish me a “Happy Birthday”? 🎉
"De pronto aparece la hermana. Parecía un ángel, dulce, suave, tierna... me conquistó, lo reconozco, lo admito. Empezó a gustarme desde que estábamos en Campo Real. Me daba una rabia tremenda cuando defendía a Andrés, me reventaba que estuviera dispuesta hasta dar la vida por él"
Even on the hardest days, when the fog of dementia seemed to take over completely, there were beautiful, quiet moments of connection between Peter Falk and his wife, Shera Danese.
When Peter was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease, Shera made a quiet promise.
Protect his dignity.
Keep him safe in the Beverly Hills home they had shared for decades.
Their story began in 1976, on the set of *Mikey and Nicky*.
They married the following year.
What followed was a vibrant thirty-four-year marriage filled with devotion, partnership, and shared laughter.
Shera stood beside Peter through some of his greatest professional moments.
She even appeared alongside him in six episodes of *Columbo*.
They weren’t simply husband and wife.
They were partners.
Then the illness began taking more.
As Peter slowly lost his connection to memories of his legendary career, Shera devoted herself completely to caring for him.
She searched for familiar things that might still bring him comfort.
Especially drawing.
Charcoal sketching had been Peter’s lifelong passion.
When words became difficult, Shera would prepare his easel, place a pencil in his hand, and quietly sit beside him while he drew.
She fiercely guarded his privacy.
The public could remember the sharp, brilliant actor.
Shera cared for the vulnerable man behind that image.
She eventually understood she couldn’t force Peter to remain inside her world.
She had to enter his.
To meet him wherever his mind happened to be.
One afternoon, they sat together on their sunny patio.
Peter was especially confused.
He looked around anxiously, unable to recognize where he was.
Shera gently took his hand.
“Are you doing okay, Peter?”
He stared at her.
For a long moment, nothing.
Then the tension slowly disappeared.
Warmth returned to his eyes.
“I don't know where we are,” Peter whispered, squeezing her hand tighter. “But I know I am safe with you.”
Shera smiled.
“You are always safe with me, Peter. I am right here.”
That was their bond.
Alzheimer’s could take memories of *Columbo*, the rumpled raincoat, and Hollywood triumphs.
But it couldn’t erase her.
Peter died peacefully in June 2011 at 83, surrounded by that unwavering devotion.
Because when the mind forgets, the heart can still remember.