
I had an eight thirty
appointment for a CT scan this morning.
After it was done, I stopped in to see the Captain. She was still there. She was still heavily drugged as her pain is
terrible.
Jo’s pain was terrible
too. They left Jo at home, as drugged as
they could in those days. We talked on
the phone, I visited, I received updates from friend Don. All this eerily familiar today.
They want to move Poolie
home, but any movement creates agony.
There she stays in stasis. She is
a wonderful friend….not the special friend that Jo was for me. Pam and her daughter were there. Later her sister and niece will stay for
hours. Pam’s in tears…they have that
special closeness. They have asked for
no visitors. We are allowed, Pam said.
I came home numb.
My heart hurts for you all.
ReplyDeleteSo sorry. Wish I was there to fix you something totally caloric and then able to give you a big warm hug!
ReplyDeleteSo sorry for your friend and what you are all going through.
ReplyDeleteA tough time indeed....my thoughts are with all of you.
ReplyDeleteI am sorry sbout your friends, Mage. It’s hard to see friends suffer.
ReplyDeleteTough times.
ReplyDeleteSo very sorry for the pain you are all feeling. Prayers for all.
ReplyDeleteOhhhhh... such a stark reality we face. Numb indeed. I will continue to pray for her...
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