My Mums update thread

[daydream**believer]

This thread is dedicated to my Mother and her recovery.




On Monday the 4th June 2007, while holidaying in the UK with my Father, my Mother was struck by a van while crossing the road.

Mum spent 88 days in various UK hospitals before finally being brought home back to Australia on the 30th August 2007.

She is currently in The John Whittle Nursing Facility with brain damage

I have set up this thread to keep you all updated on her condition and her improvements and hopefully one day, Mum will be able to read it.

[dame-moo-pk]

Sending you and yours my love and prayers, Amy♥

[small_creeps_friend]

Sending (((Hugs))) Amy.♥

[motiond]

Amy,

I have not posted very often on this thread - however I have lurked every couple of days since it first began. At this time you must be feeling so sad and helpless that you cannot ease your Mum's path.

I am sure that she knows how much you and your family have loved her and tried so hard to bring her back to you all. I would seem that she is just not able to do that and it is likely that she will pass soon - hopefully to a better place.

You have been the most wonderful child/daughter that any mother/woman could have hoped for and I am sure you were very loved. Your family, I am sure gave her great pleasure as well.

Stay strong, if you can.

My thoughts are with you, your Dad, and other family members at this very difficult time. May she go onto that other place knowing how loved she was...........

Helen

[grannymae_2009]

thinking of you lovely lady :-x

[id-to-post-anything]

thinking of you, as I always do

sending positive thoughts and vibes

[daydream**believer]

hi all,

well, i still dont have any news.
She still very unwell but shes still fighting

[my2cuddlycats_not]

(((((((((((((Amy)))))))))))))

Thinking of you♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥

[peelapotata]

(((HUGS))) ♥♥

[small_creeps_friend]

I wish for her, what she wishes for herself Amy ♥

[witchycurls]

What a strong lady & such a valiant lady to survive so Much. Through all this Amy, I think you should be very proud of her - you have great genes!