Last night Archie finally gave in to this illness and so what a journey this has been I’ve had brilliant help with the carers and who has been helping throughout this last week I can safety say that I feel so relieved and exhausted but I will now get some rest
I thank you all for the advice and the support that you have given me over the time
Love hugs and kisses
To all
Sue xx
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So sorry for your loss. Sincere condolences to you. At least now Archie is PSP free. He is in a happy and pain free place. May he rest in peace. May God grant you the comfort and strength to cope in the coming days. Sending you lots of hugs and love. Esther(Teeker)xxxx
Oh Sue I am so sad for you. You have been a great carer and fighter for Archie all along the way. You must be so worn out? Archie is safe now and at peace. God bless him. It's time to take care of yourself sweetheart but you have so many friends on the site remember? There is still a battle ahead for you alone.
Please stay in touch with us all as you are such a valuable member of the site with lots of knowledge and we care about you.
Dear Sue, so sorry to hear that Archie has passed away. May he rest in peace, finally free from this evil disease.
I know what you mean about being relieved, it's so, so very hard watching your partner suffer so much and nobody being able to do anything.
Please make sure you get that rest you talk about. Recovering from what you have been through will take a while, plus grief is very exhausting. There is only one way to do this grief, that's your way. Nothing has to be done today, that can't easily be done tomorrow.
We are still all here for you in the dark days and months ahead
I agree with what you’ve said because with it being holiday weekend nothing can be done so I’ve been catching up on some sleep from now on it has to be onwards and upwards
Hugs sue xx
From one Sue to another,
My deepest sympathy to you. I'm sorry to read this but as we all say when we go through this, it is an end to all the suffering that our loved ones have gone through. Look after yourself.
I am so so sorry. He is now at peace and you can get some well needed rest from the physical and mental stress you have had to deal with. Hope you stay. Thoughts and prayers are with you and your family xxxxx
I am pleased too that he has passed .Sounds awful but he didn’t deserve this crap like many others who has it .I have had some great advice on here and I thank you all for it .I am going to to take my chimney off my head as the steam has all been let out
I know exactly (as do most of us here) where you are coming from, it is such a strain, watching and waiting for the inevitable. It certainly does not sound awful at all, a relief for you and for for Archie too. As much as we do not want to lose a loved one, when you watch and wait it is so so hard Hugs and love
I am so sorry to read of your loss Sue. This dreadful illness takes everything bit by bit from our loved ones and having to watch this deterioration just rips at your heart. It is now time to take care of yourself and face adjustment along another road which has challenges but take it all a step at a time. A big hug for you. Jxx
Very sorry for your loss there has been so many lost there battle lately with this dreadful disease. It sounds as though you were fortunate in being able to keep him at home. Just look after yourself now xx
Dear Sue, I sit alone here reading that you have lost Archie and know the pain yet relief that you are feeling. Ben passed away two weeks ago and his Farewell Tribute isn't until until a week on Tuesday. You have to do the necessary arrangements, reporting his death to the various agencies etc when it's the last thing on earth that you want to be doing. I had my sisters with me for two weeks after he died and they took over all the domestic roles but now it's just me with my children and grandchildren two hundred miles away. I hope that you have family and friends nearby to help you through this, for me I think it will take time to get myself out there away from the bubble we lived in for the past three years, it somehow feels cosy and secure there. I do hope that you get some solace from the fact that you cared and nurtured for Archie making him feel loved.
Thank you for your words .at the moment my grandson is here and others are in and out
When things slowly get back to some normality and nobody here I can get up and go out that door and go visiting without knowing they’d no worries at home but 1st I’m going to get some much deserved sleep
So sorry to hear of your loss. My sincere condolences to you. Archie is now free of pain. May he rest in peace. I do pray you will experience peace and strength . Sending you hugs.
Sorry to hear of Archie passing away,to look after a psp patient is the most challenging job one has to do, you can be proud of yourself for doing it, you now have to recharge your life,it won't be easy,but with friends and family you will make it,all the best to you xx Peter and Kathy
You have been grieving for three years as you anticipated this time. Now it is time to adjust to life as a non-caregiver. May your transition be filled with memories of healthy days goneby, friends’ and family’s support and encouragement, and lots of rest!
Sincere condolences to you Sue.Life will be different now and you will take it one day at a time.As you said the first thing is to get some much needed rest You will be in my thoughts and prayers in the days to come. Janet
So sad for you but your attitude to this will probably help you. I could never accept that Valerie would go and when she did it hit me really hard.
It's been 9 weeks now and I'm still crying - not all the time but every now and again when something triggers it - like your news about Archie.
Coming from me this is a bit ironic but we must accept our loss and lead a new , different life. It's what our loved ones would have wanted.
This weekend will be a really emotional one as we are scattering Valerie's ashes where she asked - from a speedboat off the coast of Cornwall at Padstow !!!!
Dear Sue PSP and the bittersweet ending, hopefully he was in no pain and went peacefully, in one respect he is ended this dreaded disease, thinking of you I am sorry for your loss take care. Nettie
Thank you Kevin I’ve had 2 days to recharge with it being bank holiday and now start to organise things it will be a bit strange going out cause I’ve not been out in 6 weeks but have my grandson with me at the minute
My thoughts are with you, another journey for you all in some ways as hard. Give him a good send off, i found the funeral healing, seeing so many people who had loved rog.
Be kind to yourself, I had no idea grief was such a physical pain, buf now you need to rest.
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