T.M.I.
Having doctors in the family is a blessing and a curse.
The nurse who came to see my mom on Friday said my mom probably wouldn't make it to Monday. It's almost midnight on Sunday and mom is still kicking. Indeed, she is impressively lucid in spite of the incredible amounts of morphine she's getting these days.
I am almost scared to go to sleep in case something happens and, at the same time, I want to sleep because I do not want to witness the finale if the nurse was right. My sister, the physician, says all the signs of liver failure are there. Yellow eyes and skin, reddened palms and other yucky stuff. :-( It's not pretty. She then went into graphic detail about all the things happening in my mom's body until I finally told her to put a sock in it. Sometimes ignorance is bliss and I want to be as blissful as possible right now.







8 Comments:
12 05 05
Sending positive energy. Please take time to relax and center when you can; I know this is tough. I am praying for you. Have a nice day II:)
I wish you, and your mother, peace...
Things are tough and complicated and they're probably just going to continue being that way. Theres no real adivce anyone can give you that you're not already trumping with first hand experience. But for what its wroth, rely on the people you can rely on and hang in there. Good luck.
Traveled the same road you are on...
Be strong, be weak, and know that no matter how you react, it is o.k.
pb, best damn advise I have ever seen.
12 07 05
Hey II: You might like this:
http://www.capmag.com/article.asp?ID=4455
12 08 05
Hey II: I see you posted on FAR's blog. You are back eh? At least you were commenting, we have missed you around here. I am sending you some more good vibes:) Have a good day tomorrow and take care:)
Sorry to hear about your mom II.
I hope she is at least comfortable, and, at peace with whatever comes.
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