Dear Sylvia, you won't have the time or the inclination to reply, so don't!!!! Once more we are there, out of sight but present in spirit, to share the hard times.
Don't try to be too strong, you have had your own health problems so my first thought is please take care of yourself.
Dhiren is going home in more than one sense. His journey home started a long time ago now. It has taken such a toll on him and you, and yet you have remained close, perhaps because of the illness rather than in spite of it. So now the last stage of the journey is upon him. You can sit with him and keep him company on the way, but finally the last steps are his alone. You can make him comfortable so that his end will be as peaceful as possible, but you cannot turn back the clock.
I hope that you are able to accept the praise which is your due. You have fought for your husband's rights when he became incapable of fighting himself and at the same time you have passed on so much wisdom, calmness and encouragement to the rest of us, and certainly to me, making his journey and my experience of Dementia easier to cope with.
Our thoughts and prayers are with you for as long as you need them. Our love is extended to family and friends who are going to sit and share this time with you.
Go onward, Dhiren, in love and peace.x.