thanks freddie ♥

I think i will always have "what if's" about my Mum. But i am doing much better at getting over them.



Your Mum would be so very proud of you Amy ♥

Well, this will be our 4th Christmas since Mums accident.
No doubt it gets a bit easier as time goes on but on Christmas Day i will still feel that moment of sadness that will bring tears to my eyes.
My sister, BIL, nephew, niece and grandma will all be going up to spend some time with Mum and Dad on Christmas Day and will ring me from the home so i can talk to Mum.
My sister has warned me not to expect any reaction from her.
I'm thinking of asking my sister to take a photo of Mum to send to me. I don't know. I havent totally decided yet.

My sister and I were talking about how great Mum was at Christmas time. I miss her so much right now.

This was the last time my kids saw my Mum at Christmas time in Dec2006
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Dear Amy that is a lovely photo and I think that's how you should remember your mum.

Wishing you and your family a great Christmas:-x



I think i will always have "what if's" about my Mum.



Amy, I still have "what-ifs" about my late husband who asked me to help him end his life towards the end of his terminal illness but I just couldnt do it.
7 years almost and I still wish Id had to guts to do it (if I had it to do over I would for sure!)
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So i spoke to Mum on Chrissy Day.
My sister rang me from Mums room. They were all there with her...my Dad, My sis, my BIL, my nephew, nephews gf, my niece and my Nan.
My sister said Mum had no reaction when they all walked in, unlike last year when she cried.
She made no noise while i was on the phone to her. I was crying and telling her that i love her and miss her. She didnt do anything.

Let this all end soon
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(((Amy)))

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((((Amy)))) there is nothing I can say that will help you. I hope your Mum finds peace soon.

dad had a call from a Uni professor from Sydney who is doing a study on what is available to patients with Traumatic Brain Injuries (TBI) in country areas.
She and Dad talked for ages, with her asking him questions about Mums care.
She was shocked at the lack of care Mum gets regarding her injury and the amount that it costs.
Se told dad she would look into thier situation and seee if she can get anything better for them.
It's been 3 days since the first phone call and she rings Dad daily to say she hasnt given up and is still trying to find help.
I don't like her chances.
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(((Amy)))