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DisneyBunny
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MommytoMJM said:
My laptop is on its last legs, and until Marc's new job gets him a new laptop so I can have his old one, I'm living on borrowed time.
My grandfather is still in the hospital. They can't get his blood pressure down, and they really don't want him having another heart attack.. Plus, now he's hallucinating at night.
And we just found out that a close family friend's daughter is in the hospital for the umpteenth time, and has a rapidly failing heart, and it's breaking our friend's heart. She had two adopted kids - one boy, and one girl. The boy used them to get through college, then took off and they haven't heard from him in 30 years, and her daughter is profoundly deaf, and has always had health problems, never married, and had no kids, so our dear friend is losing her only family member. It's soooo sad.
MommytoMJM
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Uponastar said:
(((hugs)))
DisneyBunny
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Uponastar said:
It seems that way. ((HUGS)) all around.
Hey, whatever happened to that Hugs Smilie?
lunalovegoddess
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http://www.cnn.com/HEALTH/
there's a link to a video about autism...
As for the sob stories, I'll add that my husband lost both of his parents within a year and a half of each other. His father had been diagnosed with lung cancer, and his mom had been strong for him. After the chemo, etc. he had been doing well. Then suddenly she got sick. Within a month she was in the hospital with liver damage. She was released, but had a relapse, and ended up back again. This time they told her that she would require hospice care. Her first morning home she passed away. His dad had almost a year afterwards of feeling okay, with a few complaints, and had been going to our daughter's T-ball games. Then one day, he just started getting sick again, and passed away. Both died before he had a chance to say goodbye to them.
So pretty much, Mother's Day and Father's Day would be so difficult for him if he did not have me and the kids.
there's a link to a video about autism...
As for the sob stories, I'll add that my husband lost both of his parents within a year and a half of each other. His father had been diagnosed with lung cancer, and his mom had been strong for him. After the chemo, etc. he had been doing well. Then suddenly she got sick. Within a month she was in the hospital with liver damage. She was released, but had a relapse, and ended up back again. This time they told her that she would require hospice care. Her first morning home she passed away. His dad had almost a year afterwards of feeling okay, with a few complaints, and had been going to our daughter's T-ball games. Then one day, he just started getting sick again, and passed away. Both died before he had a chance to say goodbye to them.
So pretty much, Mother's Day and Father's Day would be so difficult for him if he did not have me and the kids.
MommytoMJM
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Nemo14 said:
Hmmmmm, not sure... suggestions?
DisneyBunny
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MommytoMJM said:
Aren't we still going with whoever hits 5000 gets to name it?
MommytoMJM
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So sorry everyone is feeling so blue....Father's Day is a hard one here too... my father died when we weren't speaking, we never got the chance to resolve anything from my childhood...blech...Hugs all around...
MommytoMJM
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DisneyBunny said:
I thought so..... but who knows if something hcnaged in the zillion pages I missed this time...
DisneyBunny
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MommytoMJM said:
I wouldn't know :lookaroun I was kinda AWOL there for a while. Either way, you've got the final say!