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Pre-Memorial
I apologize for my distinct lack of desire to relive this, but alas, it’s history, it’s not ‘flowing’ or coming out as easily as other writings have…it’s overwhelming at times and I just have to step away and take a … Continue reading →
Posted in Aging, brain fatigue, courage, Decisions, Family, Grief, Lettiing Go, mTBI, PTSD, Sadness, TBI, Traumatic Brain Injury
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Tagged death, dying, family, grief, letting go, mTBI, TBI
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As inspired by Mary Landberg: Our Hands at Hospice
Although Dad was in confinement at Hospice, I removed the gloves and asked for this photo to be taken. I am grateful to Mary for bringing her beautiful work to us, you may click on the photo and it will … Continue reading →
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Posted on June 13, 2013 by Resilient Heart
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Tagged death, dignity, dying, grace, hospice, love, support
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Insomnia, the cat, and crying at the kitchen table
I have been minimally surviving the last several day, re-living Dad’s dying is still so very painful to walk through again. Add to that I have run out of sleep meds and there’s a snafu with the prescription, I’ve been … Continue reading →
Posted in Aging, Animals, brain fatigue, Grief, Lettiing Go, mTBI, Pets, PTSD, Sadness, TBI, Tears, Traumatic Brain Injury
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Tagged death, dying, grief, letting go, mTBI, pets, TBI
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Days 9 and 10 with Dad (Thurs. April 25 and Friday, April 26, 2013)
Days 9 and 10 with Dad (Thursday, April 25 and Friday, April 26, 2013) With uncle taking the day shift of being with Dad, Richard and I went back to Dad’s assisted living apartment; it’s the only place I knew … Continue reading →
Posted in Aging, Anxiety, brain fatigue, Decisions, Family, Grief, Lettiing Go, mTBI, Personal Growth, PTSD, Sadness, TBI, Traumatic Brain Injury
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Tagged death, dying, fatigue, letting go, mTBI, TBI, traumatic brain injury
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Day 7 with Dad (Tuesday, April 23, 2013)
Day 7 with Dad (Tuesday, April 23, 2013) Early this morning Reluctant Heart unexpectedly stopped by on his way to pick up uncle at the airport; we hadn’t really gone back to speaking terms so I’d not told him about … Continue reading →
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Tagged brain fatigue, death, dying, exhaustion, family, mTBI, TBI
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Day 3 with Dad
Day 3 with Dad (Friday, April 19, 2013) I wish I had happier news that Dad had turned the corner and things looked up, but that was not to be. Reluctant Heart had promised to meet with Richard, Dad, and … Continue reading →
In the Waiting
Dad is still in the hospital and we are waiting, just waiting. Over the weekend I re-read Dad’s Living Will/Advanced Health Care Directives. I cried. Last time I read it, I got choked up and put it away. There is … Continue reading →
