George clark

I'm so sorry. May God be with you in this time and give you strength. I'm praying for things to turn around.

Jan

Much love coming your way, to you both.

DD3 said:

Nothing

I can't really add or say that already has not been said or convey how I feel.  So, I will leave it at this.... May the good Lord bless you and your family with a sense of peace and strength in the coming months ahead.  My heart truly breaks for you.

My heart is breaking for you. Please know you are in my heart and prayer. I am glad that George is in the comfort of his home with you at his side.

hugs,

CM

LindaK. said:

Peace

I am so sorry to read this Dyan.  My husband was under home hospice care for about 3 weeks and then I had to take him to a hospice facility because I couldn't take care of him alone at home.  The hospice facility was a godsend compared to our home hospice experience.  I never left him for the 11 days he was there.  It gave me the time to just be "the wife" while the medical people took care of him.  It is an intimiate experience, one that none of us want to have.  Be sure to take advantage of any help offered so you can get some rest and help him through this phase.  If he needs it, pain pumps are available for home use.  Our Visiting Nurse Service did not want to do it, but I made them.  I pray for a peaceful time for both of you, if that's possible.  Hugs   Linda

I am just so sorry to hear this. I truly understand your pain. Now is a time to just "be".

Luv,

Wolfen

I'm sorry Dyan, I was there with my wife, Cindy, just over 8 months ago, and I still can't type her name without crying. Nothing in my life was more painful than giving her morphine every two hours and watching her fade away from us. Hospice was a big help and I'm glad we could keep her home during that time, but it was our 20yo son and adult daughter being around that allowed it and me to work. I hope you have family and/or friends to help you through this time. I don't have the words[are there any?] to lessen the pain, but staying in the moment and not letting my mind get ahead of things helped me stay sane and get me to this functional "new normal" that I'm at. My thoughts are with you and George...........Dave

Dyanclark said:

Coma

George in a coma.  This disease is taking to many lives. I hate to say this but treatments are brutal.

Heart broken

So very sorry. 

May he slip away peacefully now, and may you be blessed.

Sue - Trubrit 

Dyanclark said:

Coma

George in a coma.  This disease is taking to many lives. I hate to say this but treatments are brutal.

Heart broken

And prayers are with you and your family. My mom is in a church group at Grace Family and I will pass his name to her and they will put Mr.George in there daily prayers.. 

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