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When Grandma Sula wanders off and becomes difficult to find, the family seeks help from neighborhood police and reunites her at Bula Crossing. Confusion turns to caring as Mama Lita explains Grandma Sula’s Alzheimer’s disease, a condition affecting the brain and worsening with age.","Grandma Sula  \nEmmylou Charmaine Salazar Carlo Niño M. Arizala  \n”We’ve arrived. Thank you for taking the Grandma Sula’s taxi,” Grandma Sula announced as she pushed our makeshift taxi to a stop.  \nGrandma Sula and I loved to play together. One time, we became farmers. We planted brooms as if they were trees in an orchard.”Maybe they’ll grow coconuts soon,” I had joked.  \nGrandma Sula is my beloved grandmother. Any day I spend with her is so much fun. She’s my favorite person to play with.  \nAnother time, Grandma Sula and I became fishers. We fished for slippers in a tub in our backyard.  \n”Look Grandma, I already caught one,” I had said, holding up a slipper.  \nGrandma Sula had abruptly thrown her fishing rod down and sobbed, ”I’m really useless.” She had left their game, looking angry. Mama Lita talked to her and helped her calm down, showing her old photographs.  \nToday I asked Grandma Sula if she would play hide-and-seek with me . Grandma Sula was so excited to play.  \n”\u003Ci>Tagu-taguan, maliwanag ang buwan\u003C/i>,”I sang so that Grandma Sula could hide.”One, two, three! Here I come!” I said as I finished the song.  \n\u003Ci>Tagu-taguan, maliwanag ang buwan: \u003C/ i>hide and seek, the moon is bright  \nNow it was time to find Grandma Sula. I looked in the kitchen, in the living room, and in the bedroom . I looked all over the house, but I couldn’t find her anywhere .  \n”Ma, I can’t find Grandma,” I cried to Mama Lita.  \nWe looked together and we still couldn’t find Grandma Sula.  \nWe went to our neighborhood police officers and asked them for help.  \nI heard someone shouting, “Bula! Bula! Bula!”  \n”That must be Grandma Sula,” I told Mama Lita.  \nWe went to Bula Crossing and saw Grandma Sula standing at the corner and shouting. Iran to hug her.  \nWe headed back home with Grandma Sula. When we arrived home, I asked Mama Lita,”  \nWhy did Grandma Sula wander off? Why did she seem so confused?”  \nMama Lita told me that Grandma Sula had Alzheimer’s disease. 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