LEENOVA UPDATE-Cuties, I wish I had better news,but I spoke with Deb today and they have stopped all treatment. They have also tried to take her off some of her meds, but she is so sick. She vomitted every 20 minutes yesterday and could just get a little down,but probally lost that as well. Her son did not want to leave her, she was so sick, but eventually had to.... She has an appointment with Hospice, they will come now to adminster to her. They have now prescribed liquid morphine for the pain....She has lost vision in the left eye,and the right is getting worse. She has an appointment for her eyes on the 11th, I think. She can't see enough to get on the pc, so her world is more lonely without Cute..She didn't want her brother, that comes once a week and brings her food to come last week, because she was so sick. She said she doesn't think she wants him to come this week either. I wish I had better news to tell you. I dl a couple photos of Deb , for those that never knew this amazing woman ..As Deb prepares to leave this world, we too must prepare for her departure...We cried a little, I think she is ready. I hope we all are, when it is our time...Toogie
Angie
I hope it will be peaceful for Deb & the hospice will take good care of her.
Irene
As far as the computer is concerned, my computer has a function where it will read web pages to me. I would have to look for a bit, but it may be under "accessibility options". Then she could quietly rest and stay up with the latest gossip.
She is positively beautiful with her short hair and positive expression!
one can do. Be with her and not leave her alone. Hospices are so good.
My mother died almost 35 years ago of breast cancer when I was a young girl and then cancer patients had to suffer so much and the doctors ordered them to go in hospital but we tried to be with her as often as possible. Thanks for letting us know - Maria
My prayers continue for both of you. Deb has battled long and hard! I do hope that she will find peace and comfort soon. I hope her son will help her by reading these comments for her so that she will know how much we LOVE her! I will miss her kind soul!
For those that translate or do not have this service in their country -- hospice is not a hospital. This is "end-of-life care" and Deb will stay at home. Each day someone with some medical training (not always a nurse) will come to help her with all her health needs. Their job is to make her as comfortable as possible. They are not called in unless the person is terminal and generally has less than 6 months to live. They used to be required to sign a DNR (do not resuscitate) paper as well.
Everything I would like to say, has been said by all the Cuties that know and love her.
Hugs Jerri
Aleene
Even though I don't friend only 40 years old who fought for 4 years.
God bless.
Lidia
Hugs,
Angel
Meri