I understand the ups and downs. I was by my mom’s side through 3 years of seizures and strokes which slowly took her from us. In the last few months it was like having a stranger in the house. The seizures and strokes had rewired her brain and took who she was from us. I commend you and your wife.
Health is wealth. After years of caring for my mother who suffered from vascular dementia, I know how precious life is and how each and every day of sound mind and body is priceless.
My sponsor of many years would say “if it’s not money, health or relationships, it’s a good day-enjoy it!” Which I have found to be so true.
Very well done sir, I know the story and still found it intriguing. I hope you guys feel better and yes the junk is going around. Nice to have it justified that we need to live life for the day and for each other. We shouldn’t wait to use our second chances. Love ya brother!
Again , great thoughts of your bother-in-law. Being a caregiver I havec experienced all these feelings you described. We love our jobs , so thank you for the kind words, and have been told it is a great and honorable calling to be there for our elderly and our veterans. Yes it also opens our eyes and minds to another level of thinking , emotion and caring.
What a sad interesting story, pray that he is much better, So glad he gave you the ok, to share his story.. the story is like your books once you start reading it, I can’t stop..
The mind is definitely an interesting place. It is so sad but also very interesting to read about your brother-in-law and glimpses of his recovery. Please thank him for allowing you to share this with us.
I understand the ups and downs. I was by my mom’s side through 3 years of seizures and strokes which slowly took her from us. In the last few months it was like having a stranger in the house. The seizures and strokes had rewired her brain and took who she was from us. I commend you and your wife.
Thanks, Colleen. It's a very strange thing to experience, as you know. Sorry about your mom.
Health is wealth. After years of caring for my mother who suffered from vascular dementia, I know how precious life is and how each and every day of sound mind and body is priceless.
My sponsor of many years would say “if it’s not money, health or relationships, it’s a good day-enjoy it!” Which I have found to be so true.
True, true. And it's a good day!
Very well done sir, I know the story and still found it intriguing. I hope you guys feel better and yes the junk is going around. Nice to have it justified that we need to live life for the day and for each other. We shouldn’t wait to use our second chances. Love ya brother!
I agree. Never wait! Feeling better over here.
Again , great thoughts of your bother-in-law. Being a caregiver I havec experienced all these feelings you described. We love our jobs , so thank you for the kind words, and have been told it is a great and honorable calling to be there for our elderly and our veterans. Yes it also opens our eyes and minds to another level of thinking , emotion and caring.
It is indeed an honorable calling. I admire you for answering it. Thanks for what you do. And thanks for reading my work.
I pray for health to return to your house. Life is mysterious and wonderful. I love the sharing of your life.
Thanks, Martha. We all woke up feeling a bit better. And yes, life is wondrous.
Thanks for this. I ordered the book you recommended.
Oh good! I hope you enjoy it.
most of us are indeed very lucky. and he's lucky to have you both. hope you're feeling better soon :-)
Thanks, J.M. I think the worst is behind me.
Whoa what a story! Existence is so mysterious. 😶🌫️
Indeed it is!
Very interesting story. Thank you for sharing. I hope you are feeling better. Our minds are an amazing thing.
Thanks, Deanne. Feeling better this morning.
What a sad interesting story, pray that he is much better, So glad he gave you the ok, to share his story.. the story is like your books once you start reading it, I can’t stop..
Thank you, Ruby. That's so kind of you to write.
I hope you are all feeling better soon.
The mind is definitely an interesting place. It is so sad but also very interesting to read about your brother-in-law and glimpses of his recovery. Please thank him for allowing you to share this with us.
Be well.
Thanks, DeVonna. Feeling a bit better this morning. I'll thank Anthony for you.
I love what you write. Your comments, yr sense of humor, everything!
Thank you, Amanda. Your comment is the best medicine.