A life in the day of.........................
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I'm pleased that your visit today was better and that Dhiren recognized you both, a comfort I'm sure that will become a lovely memory in time to come. xx
Dhiren is responding to the love from you and Paul that is all anyone can ask.
(((HUGS))) xxx
(((HUGS))) xxx
Dear Sylvia, such a relief for you to find Dhiren peaceful today after the depair you must have felt yesterday. A joy indeed to see his surprise and delight at seeing you and Paul there when he awoke.
Precious shared moments.
After your tense night waiting for the phone to ring, I hope you are more relaxed tonight and have some sleep, you must need it.
WIshing you a peaceful and refreshing sleep, and strength.
With love
Loo xxx
Precious shared moments.
After your tense night waiting for the phone to ring, I hope you are more relaxed tonight and have some sleep, you must need it.
WIshing you a peaceful and refreshing sleep, and strength.
With love
Loo xxx
Lovely to read that Dhiren smiled at you both and recognised you. I hope you sleep properly tonight. x
Dear Sylvia,
I hope you have another peaceful day today. Dad was lucid in glimpses until nearly the very end. When his breathing sounded laboured and he had the cough, that was when they set up the syringe driver to give him something to dry up the secretions.
With regard to the morphine, Dad was on morphine for almost a year before he died. He definitely appeared to have a feeling of euphoria when he first started to be given it. In my experience, it didn't appear to have an adverse effect and Dad had had pneumonia previously.
Your posts are the first thing I look for when I get up and when I come home from work. I think many of us on TP regard Dhiren as part of our family. I will always be grateful for your warmth and compassion during Dad's journey. There is little I can do for you apart from share the vigil with all your extended TP family. You and Dhiren will always be in my heart.
Much love, Sue xxx
I hope you have another peaceful day today. Dad was lucid in glimpses until nearly the very end. When his breathing sounded laboured and he had the cough, that was when they set up the syringe driver to give him something to dry up the secretions.
With regard to the morphine, Dad was on morphine for almost a year before he died. He definitely appeared to have a feeling of euphoria when he first started to be given it. In my experience, it didn't appear to have an adverse effect and Dad had had pneumonia previously.
Your posts are the first thing I look for when I get up and when I come home from work. I think many of us on TP regard Dhiren as part of our family. I will always be grateful for your warmth and compassion during Dad's journey. There is little I can do for you apart from share the vigil with all your extended TP family. You and Dhiren will always be in my heart.
Much love, Sue xxx
Something to cherish Sylvia. Emotionally exhausting though for both you and Paul.
I hope Dhiren is peaceful again today. Thinking of all of you. X
That is good to hear Sylvia. I hope that means that you managed to seep well last night. I think peace of mind is such a good thing to have. It is lovely that Dhiren was so pleased to see you each time he awoke, it must have warmed your heart.
I hope today that you receive more smiles like this. much love xxx
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