All Comments on 'Logan's Run'

This is a wonderful testament to true love. I've known a few men who have experienced this terrible time in their marriages. One man I knew spent the last three years of his wife's life treating her with tender love. I was blessed to be able to watch their last years together. It made me appreciate what I have with my wife much more.

Lovely

Well you made this old man tear up! Definitely your best story yet.

When my eyes clear up I am going to go hug my wife of 43 years and be thankful

we haven’t had to face that situation! Keep writing And God Bless! 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

and a bit heartbreaking...

... I did see the movie ~35-40 years ago (back before most had VCRs or cable so older movies often got to theaters again as a second feature for a few years, or weekend midnight movie), so cannot be certain of accuracy there.

Sweet.

5-stars & Favorite

Thank you

good tail. watched it again. thanks for the memories. LOVE slap hapy papy #9

Thanks for a great tale!

Damn tears.

Sad, uplifting and educational all at the same time.

I am facing the same thing with my wonderful wife of 36 years. She's only 62 but it hit early. In some ways I am dreading the future, but, I will take every day I can get........

This story hits too close to home. I married a beautiful, brilliant, tough woman 35 years ago. Second marriage for both of us. Neither of us had much money. I worked. She kept house and managed the money. She managed the money. We never had many extras but had what we needed. I realized her brilliance when, my retirement allowed us to become very comfortable.

Unfortunately, The dementia robbed her of the ability to make even simple decisions. We tried the nursing home route but, that did not work for us. She is much happier at home. Some days begin with her asking me "who are you"? My daily prayer is that I live long enough to be able to care for her until it is her time.

Thanks for a very good story. 5*

The last few visits she didn’t know who I was — incredibly painful, a gut punch.

Wish she could have had some good memories like Logan’s Run here. But she probably remembered the bad times during the war. She always had nightmares, and she would never tell any of us about them.

Wow

A friend of mine John recently passed away from that debilitating disease..

Thanks for sharing this beautiful story with Us...

5 Stars ☆☆☆☆☆😪😊

Strikes the heart

Especially if you know the rest of the story; unfortunately, I do.

Very poignant

Pretty powerful. My gorgeous wife, of 60 years, has Alzheimers. I'd never heard of the dementia which is the basis of this story. My wife does not have delusions - just blank spots. She forgets things. This will only increase. In fact it increases on a daily basis as her world shrinks. Her one fixed spot is me. She tells me she loves me several times each day. Each time I tell her I love her MORE. It's our running joke.

Thanks for giving me the opportunity to expose myself like this. I've been bottling it up and braving it out.

Now I've had a little weep and can get back to life as it is.

Who knew that Literotica has therapeutic value?

Real love story.

Sure, February Sucks, but what sucks infinitely more is standing at the edge of the grave that's already been dug and looking into it. Great story! 5 stars.

Five Stars.

Thanks, Aesop.

Excellent story.

Excellent story. Very powerful.

Fab. Just fab. TC Ireland