He has been in this transition stage for almost 48 hours. We thought he was going then. He seems peaceful and is pain free.
The party went forward as planned and I'm so glad. All the family and a few friends were here. It was perfect. The kids have been staying and we're all finding places to sleep in our rather small house. It's wonderful. Sitting with my husband, wondering if his next breath is the last, while at the same time hearing our seven week old granddaughter crying from the other end of the house...God's perfect timing.
So much love surrounding Sandy as he prepares to go. Maybe that's why he is still here.
Blessings abound in the midst of this sadness.
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I am glad everyone got there and that a few are staying.
Hospice noticed mottling on Dad's feet Thursday morning. He ate a bit of food Thursday, Fri and couple spoons of chocolate pudding on Sat. By Sat evening he had become mostly unresponsive and hospice started morphine. Dad stayed that way until very early Tues morning, he just stopped breathing. I know everyone is different but that was Dad's timeline.
Glad to hear the party went well. You have done a great job taking care of your husband . Just continue to tell him you love him and let him know that you will be ok. 🙏prayers are with you at this time.
This sounds very much like our time as a family with Ben on his final days, I treasure that memory as the love in the air was very palpable, close family, grandchildren, my sons dog all milling around until we gathered around his bed as he took his final breath. I know he could feel the love and died a happy man and was ready to be free of this dreadful disease. Hoping the same happens in your family too.
I'm just reading this. I am glad you went through with the party. The closeness and support of friends and family sounded wonderful. May the next few days and weeks continue to be filled with love and support as Sandy concludes his part of the battle.
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