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May peace be with you all soon. God Bless.
From what I have read about Adivan it is an extremely bad medicine with those types of side affects.K-80-123 said:Another up-date: Gigi now must remain in bed full time....We have upped the amount of pain meds and a drug called adavan??....to keep her calm....when she is awake she says strange things...she thinks all the care givers are trying to kill her.....she also has said some really mean things to my wife Vickie.....but we all know this is only due to all the medication she is on......she can no longer control her bodily functions....this continues to be very bad.....the tumor is growing down into her lower jaw and face.....it is huge.......We are going to ask Hospice to zone her out so she cannot hurt her self by pulling out her feeding tube and trying to get up.
One day at a time.....we both are wearing down.....but I must say Gigi is one tough Grannie.
Walt
Wifey said:Congrats to Vickie on the win (day one of dog show):rock: - sorry she couldn't make it to day two.
Hospice workers are angels on earth and it must be hard for them as well. Sounds like Gigi is one tough cookie, I wish she would quit fighting so hard. I hope everyone has told her it's ok for her to go now, as I've heard that sometimes helps them let go. God Bless you all, we are still praying.
Wifey said:Congrats to Vickie on the win (day one of dog show):rock: - sorry she couldn't make it to day two.
Hospice workers are angels on earth and it must be hard for them as well. Sounds like Gigi is one tough cookie, I wish she would quit fighting so hard. I hope everyone has told her it's ok for her to go now, as I've heard that sometimes helps them let go. God Bless you all, we are still praying.
very well said, your in our prayers.Silverback said:Walt, it just tears me apart to hear what you and your family are going through.
I just pray that once this is over, you will be able to remember Gigi as the beautiful lady she was prior to this happening to her. It will be hard, and it may even require some counciling.
When my father was in the hospital in his final days, I did not take my daughter (she was 7 at the time) up to visit him, even thought she wanted to. As she grew up she understood why I did not allow her to visit grandpa, and was glad I did what I did. She remembers grandpa as the healthy person she loved, not the sick person in a bed dying.
Not sure if that helped or hurt. I hope it helped.
Take care my friend, and stay strong.