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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 →
Day 6 with Dad at Hospice
Day 6 with Dad (Monday, April 22, 2013) Continuing to witness Dad’s health’s decline, the watching and waiting, the hyper vigilance is exhausting, but time is a gift, even now. My brain is beginning its own slow decline. I’m meshing … Continue reading →
Posted in Aging, brain fatigue, Family, Health, Lettiing Go
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Tagged brain fatigue, grief, hospice, letting go, saying goodbye
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Day 3 (continued) and Day 4 with Dad
[Please note the actual events happened on the days and dates in parenthesis. I really had great intentions of communicating this to you, dear readers, but like many thoughts lately, it’s there and then, poof, it’s gone! I’m sorry for … Continue reading →
Posted in Aging, courage, Decisions, Family, Grief, Health, Honor, Lettiing Go, mTBI, Personal Growth, PTSD, Sadness, Support, TBI, Traumatic Brain Injury, Vulnerability
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Tagged aging, anguish, choices, dying, grief, hospice, mTBI, PTSD, saying good-bye, sorrow, staying, 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 →
