many women on this board are wondering how you are doing? myself included.
you are missed by many. and of course we care♥️. are you still managing at home? hoping your pain is being somewhat controlled by your pain management doctor that you like.
I/we will be looking forward to hearing from you.
thinking of you and sending love💛
carole XO
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Hi Kearnan it would be lovely to hear from you but I understand its a difficult time for you. I do think of you every day and send you positive energy sending my love xx🤗🥰
hi. I found this in a previous post by kearnan....I copied and will paste here:
My palliative care doctor and the NYLAG lawyer both told me I would probably be sent to Calvary in the Bronx. (I HAVE NEVER BEEN TO THE BRONX). They have one in Brooklyn but my palliative care doc (who was in hospice for 10 years before coming to the cancer center) said it only has 25 beds and is impossible to get into so I would be shipped to the Bronx. It won't matter bc nobody will be coming to visit anyway and yet it bothers me bc I do not want to go to the Bronx. Ridiculous I know but my thinking is all out of whack.
I know kearnan lived in Brooklyn. so the above is the only hospice facility that she mentioned. obviously don't know where she is at present but perhaps at this Calvary in the Bronx? or maybe she did get into the one in Brooklyn?
in addition, she mentioned in another post that there were also one or two hospice facilites....also part of this 'Calvary' ......in Staten Island (as well as the one in the Bronx and the one in Brooklyn)
Do we have any idea what her real name is? I can try to call them. I have friends who have been in the one in the Bronx and their families raved about it.
She’s gone sadly. I think that her last posts were March 2023 and she described how her body was looking and basically it was as her oncologist described it would be at the end. 😪 Sadly as she didn’t have family to arrange an obit here there wasn’t any closure for her online friends.
I am going ok thanks. I reread some of Kearnan’s posts and I found it really sad how her last few months were lived. I find it difficult when people we’ve shared our thoughts and feelings with just disappear and I’ve actually written a couple of obits when I have been able to and posted them. It’s not always possible to do that and I know it’s hard for the loved ones who are left behind to come to a space they probably want to forget about but I appreciate everyone who does share their memories with us. Even though Kearnan suffered disappointment with the friends she did have, I’m sure that she gained a lot of comfort from the people here who cared about her and think of her still.
This is so loving and kind. It’s all around so difficult—this forum of empathetic supportive people must have given her times of connection and comfort; I agree.
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