Update

For the last few months my mom has been going through hell, and on Sunday July 16th She died while in hospice. Sorry about the absence, will be going to Michigan again on Saturday.

Char, so very sorry to hear about your mom. I knew things were pretty rough & you needed to take a break for awhile. Please take care of you.

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Susie
Moderator in Chronic Pain & Psoriasis Forums

Hi Chart, I'm sorry about the loss of your mom. I wish you and all your family all the best ! May God's Peace be with all of You!

White Beard

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Moderator Chronic Pain
USAF retired in Sept.1991. I went back to school and became a licensed RN in 1994, I worked on Oncology and Med Surg, Disabled in late 1999, was approved SSD in early 2002! Diagnosed with: DDD and Multiple herniated Disks; Foraminotomy L3/4/5 Jan 2013; Posterior Articular Joint fusion Nov 2010; C5/6 ACDF Sep 2009; C6/7 ACDF 1985; Implanted pain Pump Jun 2014.

Charteux:
My sincere condolences and gentle prayer.

I do not think we are ever ready to say goodbye to a loving parent. I lost my father two years ago and find myself wishing that I could talk to him and share as we did, father to daughter. I miss his wise counsel.

I hope that you can find comfort in the many memories of your mother. Identify something of hers that you keep with you as a way to keep her close to your heart. I kept my farher's soft leather billfold and ID card from when Army he was stationed at Fort Benny Georgia - and carry it in my over-the-shoulder bag as a means of keeping my father with me.

He in the sightful watch for any copper pennies on the sidewalk. Forklore has it that our departed love ones communicate with us by placing a penny in our pathway. It I see a spare penny on a sidewalk, I think to myself that it is my father saying "Hi." It makes me smile.

Know that your friends here in this forum care about you,
Karen

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Pituitary failure, wide-spread endocrine dysfunction
Addison's disease
Mixed connective tissue disorder
Extensive intestinal perforation with sepsis, permanent ileostomy
Avascular necrosis of both hips and jaw
Receiving Palliative Care (care and comfort)

in our hearts and minds they forever remain,
gentle is the kiss of a breeze;
around you, and with you, always.