Journal Entry for July 8, 2008
I had to change the MRI of the brain to today - leaving in a few minutes because Mom fell down getting out of bed to go to the bathroom at 4:00 a.m. …
is feeling Horrible
Learning to find peace with myself and those around me.
I'm an only child & I lost my Daddy at 5:30 p.m. on September 26, 2007. He was and will forever be my hero, my champion and the first man I ever loved. I miss him more than words could ever express. I have a beautiful, loving, wonderful Mom who is having a very hard time with everything related to Parkinson's and it has definitely taken it's toll on her during the past 2 years. She is now living with me and I am trying to find anything I can to help her. I just don't know what to do anymore. I've been married to Paul for 7 years and he is an amazing husband. I have to great stepkids (Alexis -17 and Bryce -11). My baby's name is Sasha - she is a dog but she is my kid since I was never able to have children. She is 15 and been with me thru thick and thin. I'm a Realtor in South Florida so work is REALLY non-existent.
Family outings, reading, working in the yard, church, would love to some day be able to do a LOT of traveling.
I had to change the MRI of the brain to today - leaving in a few minutes because Mom fell down getting out of bed to go to the bathroom at 4:00 a.m. …
Just wanted to say a little prayer for you and your Mom tonight. I hope the best of angels watch over you both. Cathy
Thinking of you and praying for you and your Mom. Big hugs to you both!
Boy, when it rains it really does pour. I'm so sorry. I'll be thinking of you both. Let us know how she does and take care of you too! Cathy
I am glad it helped. Charlie
Kim; Sorry about your mom falling. How is she doing? Let me know-Taters
I'm an only child & I lost my Daddy on 9/26/07 at 5:30 p.m.. We were so very close. I saw my parents a few times a week & we spoke a few times a day until 12/12/06 when my Dad started having problems. From that day forward I was with him almost everyday, including his last. I was blessed to have had my Dad walk me down the aisle & other milestones but I miss him more than any words could ever express. I wish I could kiss his cheek, hug him, hold his hand & tell him I love him one more time.
My Mom is 78 & was diagnosed with PD in 2000. From what I keep reading I believe she is in Stage 4 now. She just moved in with us and I am her sole caregiver. Just looking for tips, knowledge and help.