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Freya2 said:He can't talk anymore, he's lost his speech and some memory. I never knew how much I counted on my mom until she moved away, now I feel the same thing here. I'm such a child I guess, I just expected them to always be here.
Thanks guys.
calypso_21 said:He can still hear you.
SexyChele said:Exactly. And don't forget the overwhelming power of human touch - a hand caressing a forehead, fingers entwined together, a hug. Open your heart and release what is within. It's hard, yes, but oh so worth it.
SexyChele said:Exactly. And don't forget the overwhelming power of human touch - a hand caressing a forehead, fingers entwined together, a hug. Open your heart and release what is within. It's hard, yes, but oh so worth it.
Freya2 said:To a person who means everything to you? To one who has supported you, been there for you, taken on responsibilities not his own, raised you with love, discipline, kindness and laughter?
I can't do this.
Ginny said:you know i know exactly where you are right now....how overwhelming it is....to know....and to have to watch a parent slip away....all that you want to say....all the reasons not to....visitors in the room....nursing staff....awkwardness.....
if nothing else....just sit there on the edge of his bed....hold his hand....get him sips of water....there is a certain wordless intimacy......of caring for someone at this stage....a connection that says as much if not more than words....
tight hug, Freya.....my heart aches for what you're going through.....just love on him....be there....and most importantly take care of yourself.....
Freya2 said:Wanting to say so much, but not feeling like I could, due to others around.
Freya2 said:Thanks you two. It's just a waiting game now.
FG - prepare your shoulder hun - I have a feeling it'll be getting a lot of use soon. I hope you dont mind.