This life is so unfair p.s.p. is so cruel. After being told he would not survive and after 4 weeks in hospital suffering from pneumonia my poor father was discharged last Thursday. We were so happy to have him back home. Due to the fact he was nil by mouth for ten days he had lost a considerable amount of weight and was very weak but we planned to feed him up and get his strength back up. On Sunday evening his breathing became laboured and his temperature rose . He was again admitted to hospital suffering once again from pneumonia. This cruel disease has again taken away our little pleasure of having him home. Doctors not sure if he will survive this time but said that last time so who knows? Horrible to see him getting weaker and weaker. When does this torture end for him and for us ? Feel like I am riding an emotional roller coaster just now.
So unfair: This life is so unfair p.s.p. is... - PSP Association
So unfair
I read your note and I want you to know I am so sorry for your pain. My heart goes out to you and your family.
Sandra
It's like being in a nightmare that you can't wake up from😢 sending much love your way. Xx
So True!
Keeping you in my thoughts. Charles keeps rallying, up and down, up and down.
I truly understand.
Cuttercat
Thinking of you, wishing I could say or do something to make it better, can only send love. x
So sorry to hear you are going through this heartache; a similar journey to mine a couple of years ago. Much love
You are right about PSP being so cruel watching your love one slowly slipping away from you, and you can't stop it. All I can say is be strong and do your best for them, take time out for 5 minutes in a quiet room.refresh yourself ,love and hope to you, Peter
Feeling Sad
My lovely husband Paul passed away last night at 9:35pm
So thin
The story of PSP and Tom
Feeling so sad
