Goodmorning (posted this on Sunday night), switched up a bit of the categories.
Jennifer Williamson
"No matter how old we are, we still need our dads, and wonder how we’ll get by without them."
Last week has been a whirlwind and couldn't post last week with all that was going on.
I was to go with Dad to his chimio on Wednesday May 7th. We got there and his blood pressure was too high and he had some pain so they sent us to emergency room instead... we went into hospital for 8:30 and got out at 8:00 at night. Dad was so thin and lacked so much energy. They told us to come back next day for some exams.
He never came back home, things went from bad to worse, he fell down 4 times while there (2 of these he hit his head) and had a mild concussion with some stitches. Saturday they put him on comfort medication and he died Monday May 12th at 1:35 pm. My brother was with him at the time as he slept there 2 nights. I was with him the first 3 days and he kept going downhill. Overt the weekend we 4 children were there and he had lots of visit too. It went soo fast! but I know he would've wanted it that way. Funeral parlor will be May 24, 25.
Meanwhile mom had a temporary placement the 10th and 11th (dad had said yes before his chimio), it went well when my brother left her there but when came time to go to bed she went looking for dad and was very angry ... they had to send her to emergency room at another hospital. Finally we got her transfered on the 11th to same hospital at dad but she did not see him again as we were afraid we would not be able to get her out of the room if she saw him. As of now she is still there waiting for an emergency placement. She is doing well, we all take turns going to see her and some family are going too. She asks were dad is and we tell her he is seeing clients for work and she accepts that.
Very, very rough week... 2 parents in the same week gone from the house. Very sad
We did start on decluttering all their clothes (except for what mom will need when she gets a place in an Alzheimer facility) and also some papers (mom kept tons of things). We will do more when I go back.
Let's join Sandra at Diary of a Stay at Home Mom . ,
- Veille sur moi (saison 1)
- 3 filles et un chalet
- Ma maison Rona
- Sortez-moi d'ici (saison 3)
- Les Traitres (saison 2)
- Survivor (local)
- Vac main floor
- Dust main floor
- Wash main bathroom
- Laundry
- 10:30 Tai-chi classes
- Figure out what to where to funeral parlor
- Write (or try) to write an eulogy
- Write down how it all went down
- 1 pair of earrings
- Tons of clothes and papers at mom's (I did bring back a few things)