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on 03-07-2009 08:07 PM
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on 03-07-2009 08:47 PM
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on 03-07-2009 09:08 PM
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on 04-07-2009 08:09 AM
> I'm getting to be a regular here - so just dropped in to say hi.
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> All 60 apples cored and stuffed with raisins - and several tries have perfected the sauce, I think;-)
> Wish me luck for tomorrow?:-x
Wow girl all the best for the big function.......is it a wedding etc?
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on 04-07-2009 08:11 AM
Lol Nefertiti but lets hope you are feeling better......sounds like you are having a few relaxing days and always nice to do that and regroup etc etc
Hope you have a nice weekend:)
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on 04-07-2009 08:15 AM
Going through a difficult time with my faith or lack thereof as to how and why a person who is as ill frail as Mother and so out of it can continue as she is........thats my rant for the week i promise:)
Have a super day everyone and will be BBL
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on 04-07-2009 10:31 AM
Today we are going to see my mother in law. I don't want to but my hubby needs me there.
She has gone downhill and is in terrible pain and refuses to have morphine.... as that is what they gave her sister in her last days. She is no longer having any food (was only having liquid high protein anyway for last 3 months) and sleeping lots. Her chemo was stopped.
My sis in law called to tell hubby that mum looks very bad and she sees no hope for her. Hubby says she is "death watching" and mum knows.
So, I will be referreeing. "it's just the way she is" "she is dealing with the loss of her mum her own way" etc.
She needs to be in a hospice but she won't go.
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on 04-07-2009 03:23 PM
> Today we are going to see my mother in law. I don't want to but my hubby needs me there.
> She has gone downhill and is in terrible pain and refuses to have morphine.... as that is what they gave her sister in her last days. She is no longer having any food (was only having liquid high protein anyway for last 3 months) and sleeping lots. Her chemo was stopped.
> My sis in law called to tell hubby that mum looks very bad and she sees no hope for her. Hubby says she is "death watching" and mum knows.
> So, I will be referreeing. "it's just the way she is" "she is dealing with the loss of her mum her own way" etc.
> She needs to be in a hospice but she won't go.
Hugs Karen and yes i so know what you hubby and all the family are going through......and im thinking that each of us deal in Death in our own way.
I personally from experience have found the hospice system in Australia to be better than world class......the Hospice at Kangaroo Point in Brisbane run by the Sisters of Mercy is flawless just superb and tranquil., my late hubby spent the last part of his life there:)
Makes it very hard when they refuse morphine as it can help so much for them to be in a lovely drifting dreamlike state:)
Hugs going out to you all:)
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on 04-07-2009 04:47 PM
Sorry you both going through this. Morphine and Hospices are indeed very helpful - and paliative care in this country is excellent.
It's just a pity diamorphine (heroin) isn't legal here - as it takes away the pain without the foggy mental state. From my experience OS patients with a terminal illness were more willing to take it - as they felt they didn't lose themselves.
((((Karen and jvh))))
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on 04-07-2009 04:52 PM
It's a "Solidarity Dinner" for the people of Venezuela.:-x
Just waiting for the sauce to "reduce", because there's so much of it it's taking forever.:|