I did tell her she wasn't coming home until they found out why she lost all that. I have to go home and get a new change of clothes, I only came thinking I was here just over night and here it's a week. :))

also my back up is here which is a big plus.

I wish there was someone there who could keep an eye on you and make sure you're looking after yourself properly... take care Grant :)

I did tell her she wasn't coming home until they found out why she lost all that. I have to go home and get a new change of clothes, I only came thinking I was here just over night and here it's a week. :))

also my back up is here which is a big plus.

I wish there was someone there who could keep an eye on you and make sure you're looking after yourself properly... take care Grant :)

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I did tell her she wasn't coming home until they found out why she lost all that. I have to go home and get a new change of clothes, I only came thinking I was here just over night and here it's a week. :))

also my back up is here which is a big plus.

I wish there was someone there who could keep an eye on you and make sure you're looking after yourself properly... take care Grant :)

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+2

I did tell her she wasn't coming home until they found out why she lost all that. I have to go home and get a new change of clothes, I only came thinking I was here just over night and here it's a week. :))

also my back up is here which is a big plus.

Back-ups are good things to have. Good to know you have someone to tag-team with. Hope these tests provide useful answers and a way forward.

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I did tell her she wasn't coming home until they found out why she lost all that. I have to go home and get a new change of clothes, I only came thinking I was here just over night and here it's a week. :))

also my back up is here which is a big plus.

Back-ups are good things to have. Good to know you have someone to tag-team with. Hope these tests provide useful answers and a way forward.

+1

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I did tell her she wasn't coming home until they found out why she lost all that. I have to go home and get a new change of clothes, I only came thinking I was here just over night and here it's a week. :))

also my back up is here which is a big plus.

Back-ups are good things to have. Good to know you have someone to tag-team with. Hope these tests provide useful answers and a way forward.

+1

+2

I did tell her she wasn't coming home until they found out why she lost all that. I have to go home and get a new change of clothes, I only came thinking I was here just over night and here it's a week. :))

also my back up is here which is a big plus.

Back-ups are good things to have. Good to know you have someone to tag-team with. Hope these tests provide useful answers and a way forward.

+1

+2

+3!

I did tell her she wasn't coming home until they found out why she lost all that. I have to go home and get a new change of clothes, I only came thinking I was here just over night and here it's a week. :))

also my back up is here which is a big plus.

Back-ups are good things to have. Good to know you have someone to tag-team with. Hope these tests provide useful answers and a way forward.

+1

+2

+3!

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Dave

I have known her for 23 years and can be trusted, she will do well but her mother is not well either but a darn nice person.

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Cheers everybody
Life is short so don't sip
Beer speaks, people mumble

Good news she was well enough to leave ICU though! :)

+10 Once the ICU isn't needed anymore, things can only get better:)

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rOZZ
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I'm bringing my mother home on Friday, July 25th. She is making good progress with walking, and that will continue with Home Health visiting us, 5 days a week. She's basically healthy now, other than the weak legs, and yes that is a big thing, but she doesn't need to stay incarcerated in a hospital setting for that. The dementia symptoms in regards to short-term memory aren't really that bad when I steer her in the right direction with the right cues, and her own house, where she's been for 47 years, will immensely help with that.

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I'm bringing my mother home on Friday, July 25th. She is making good progress with walking, and that will continue with Home Health visiting us, 5 days a week. She's basically healthy now, other than the weak legs, and yes that is a big thing, but she doesn't need to stay incarcerated in a hospital setting for that. The dementia symptoms in regards to short-term memory aren't really that bad when I steer her in the right direction with the right cues, and her own house, where she's been for 47 years, will immensely help with that.

That's such great news Gordon! I'm so happy for you and your mum:)

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rOZZ
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I'm bringing my mother home on Friday, July 25th. She is making good progress with walking, and that will continue with Home Health visiting us, 5 days a week. She's basically healthy now, other than the weak legs, and yes that is a big thing, but she doesn't need to stay incarcerated in a hospital setting for that. The dementia symptoms in regards to short-term memory aren't really that bad when I steer her in the right direction with the right cues, and her own house, where she's been for 47 years, will immensely help with that.

That's such great news Gordon! I'm so happy for you and your mum:)

I'm very excited, Julie. Anyone who has read this thread knows I was scared out of my mind in the beginning and I still have a lot of anxiety about the present and future, but things have progressed slowly and surely in the positive direction. I've even had people tell me they were surprised she pulled out of the pneumonia at her age, but she did. :~)

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The mind is a weird and mysterious place

I'm bringing my mother home on Friday, July 25th. She is making good progress with walking, and that will continue with Home Health visiting us, 5 days a week. She's basically healthy now, other than the weak legs, and yes that is a big thing, but she doesn't need to stay incarcerated in a hospital setting for that. The dementia symptoms in regards to short-term memory aren't really that bad when I steer her in the right direction with the right cues, and her own house, where she's been for 47 years, will immensely help with that.

That's such great news Gordon! I'm so happy for you and your mum:)

I'm very excited, Julie. Anyone who has read this thread knows I was scared out of my mind in the beginning and I still have a lot of anxiety about the present and future, but things have progressed slowly and surely in the positive direction. I've even had people tell me they were surprised she pulled out of the pneumonia at her age, but she did. :~)

I think deep down you believed in a positive outcome:) It's important you keep up the good spirit, for her too, she feels that.

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rOZZ
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I'm bringing my mother home on Friday, July 25th. She is making good progress with walking, and that will continue with Home Health visiting us, 5 days a week. She's basically healthy now, other than the weak legs, and yes that is a big thing, but she doesn't need to stay incarcerated in a hospital setting for that. The dementia symptoms in regards to short-term memory aren't really that bad when I steer her in the right direction with the right cues, and her own house, where she's been for 47 years, will immensely help with that.

That's such great news Gordon! I'm so happy for you and your mum:)

I'm very excited, Julie. Anyone who has read this thread knows I was scared out of my mind in the beginning and I still have a lot of anxiety about the present and future, but things have progressed slowly and surely in the positive direction. I've even had people tell me they were surprised she pulled out of the pneumonia at her age, but she did. :~)

I think deep down you believed in a positive outcome:) It's important you keep up the good spirit, for her too, she feels that.

I hoped. :~) I write down basic things for her, like, "Everything is going to be ok", "Gordon will be here at 8 am", "I have your purse and wallet"... She likes to look at these notes.

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The mind is a weird and mysterious place

I'm bringing my mother home on Friday, July 25th. She is making good progress with walking, and that will continue with Home Health visiting us, 5 days a week. She's basically healthy now, other than the weak legs, and yes that is a big thing, but she doesn't need to stay incarcerated in a hospital setting for that. The dementia symptoms in regards to short-term memory aren't really that bad when I steer her in the right direction with the right cues, and her own house, where she's been for 47 years, will immensely help with that.

That's such great news Gordon! I'm so happy for you and your mum:)

I'm very excited, Julie. Anyone who has read this thread knows I was scared out of my mind in the beginning and I still have a lot of anxiety about the present and future, but things have progressed slowly and surely in the positive direction. I've even had people tell me they were surprised she pulled out of the pneumonia at her age, but she did. :~)

I think deep down you believed in a positive outcome:) It's important you keep up the good spirit, for her too, she feels that.

I hoped. :~) I write down basic things for her, like, "Everything is going to be ok", "Gordon will be here at 8 am", "I have your purse and wallet"... She likes to look at these notes.

That's so good you do that Gordon. She trusts you with those basic things and from what I've heard from you, I think you're her bearer.(don't know the word in English, I meant 'steunpilaar', it's an expression in Dutch)

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rOZZ
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I'm bringing my mother home on Friday, July 25th. She is making good progress with walking, and that will continue with Home Health visiting us, 5 days a week. She's basically healthy now, other than the weak legs, and yes that is a big thing, but she doesn't need to stay incarcerated in a hospital setting for that. The dementia symptoms in regards to short-term memory aren't really that bad when I steer her in the right direction with the right cues, and her own house, where she's been for 47 years, will immensely help with that.

That's such great news Gordon! I'm so happy for you and your mum:)

I'm very excited, Julie. Anyone who has read this thread knows I was scared out of my mind in the beginning and I still have a lot of anxiety about the present and future, but things have progressed slowly and surely in the positive direction. I've even had people tell me they were surprised she pulled out of the pneumonia at her age, but she did. :~)

I think deep down you believed in a positive outcome:) It's important you keep up the good spirit, for her too, she feels that.

I hoped. :~) I write down basic things for her, like, "Everything is going to be ok", "Gordon will be here at 8 am", "I have your purse and wallet"... She likes to look at these notes.

Hi Gordon,

I'm so happy for you and your Mum, this is Great news!

I think what Julie says is so true,

that it's so important for you Mum, to keep up the good spirits, for your Mum and your self and to take one day at time.

Please give your Mum our Love and Best Wishes. God Bless you and your Mum.

Best Wishes
Byron

I'm bringing my mother home on Friday, July 25th. She is making good progress with walking, and that will continue with Home Health visiting us, 5 days a week. She's basically healthy now, other than the weak legs, and yes that is a big thing, but she doesn't need to stay incarcerated in a hospital setting for that. The dementia symptoms in regards to short-term memory aren't really that bad when I steer her in the right direction with the right cues, and her own house, where she's been for 47 years, will immensely help with that.

That's such great news Gordon! I'm so happy for you and your mum:)

I'm very excited, Julie. Anyone who has read this thread knows I was scared out of my mind in the beginning and I still have a lot of anxiety about the present and future, but things have progressed slowly and surely in the positive direction. I've even had people tell me they were surprised she pulled out of the pneumonia at her age, but she did. :~)

I think deep down you believed in a positive outcome:) It's important you keep up the good spirit, for her too, she feels that.

I hoped. :~) I write down basic things for her, like, "Everything is going to be ok", "Gordon will be here at 8 am", "I have your purse and wallet"... She likes to look at these notes.

That's so good you do that Gordon. She trusts you with those basic things and from what I've heard from you, I think you're her bearer.(don't know the word in English, I meant 'steunpilaar', it's an expression in Dutch)

I can supply an English equivalent Julie: Mom called Me 'Her Right Hand' Man.

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I'm bringing my mother home on Friday, July 25th. She is making good progress with walking, and that will continue with Home Health visiting us, 5 days a week. She's basically healthy now, other than the weak legs, and yes that is a big thing, but she doesn't need to stay incarcerated in a hospital setting for that. The dementia symptoms in regards to short-term memory aren't really that bad when I steer her in the right direction with the right cues, and her own house, where she's been for 47 years, will immensely help with that.

That's such great news Gordon! I'm so happy for you and your mum:)

I'm very excited, Julie. Anyone who has read this thread knows I was scared out of my mind in the beginning and I still have a lot of anxiety about the present and future, but things have progressed slowly and surely in the positive direction. I've even had people tell me they were surprised she pulled out of the pneumonia at her age, but she did. :~)

I think deep down you believed in a positive outcome:) It's important you keep up the good spirit, for her too, she feels that.

I hoped. :~) I write down basic things for her, like, "Everything is going to be ok", "Gordon will be here at 8 am", "I have your purse and wallet"... She likes to look at these notes.

That's so good you do that Gordon. She trusts you with those basic things and from what I've heard from you, I think you're her bearer.(don't know the word in English, I meant 'steunpilaar', it's an expression in Dutch)

I can supply an English equivalent Julie: Mom called Me 'Her Right Hand' Man.

That's it Vic!

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rOZZ
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Such good news Gordon!! :) Really happy for you both :) It's been a long and traumatic road and she's done so well! I think that having you by her side made all the difference. She has a wonderful son :)