My mom's going on her final journey very soon and I'm preparing to carry out her final wishes. For the last several years, she's suffered from dementia, brought on by a series of small strokes which robbed her of her memory, but not her spirit. She's lived in a nursing home in my home town, the place where she lived her entire life, surrounded by
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I wish there were things that could be said that would ease what I know is coming, but there are none.
I know how glad I am that my Mom is free now, and how much I miss her still, even almost 2 years down the road.
My only advice is this - give her not only what she wanted, but make sure to give yourself what you need to get through this time.
You and John will be in my prayers, as always.
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May your mother's journey to the other side be filled with light and love.
Take care of yourself and much love back to you...
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Love you lots!
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I love you Judy and John, no matter how far apart we are, and you and your mum are in my prayers and love tonight and for as long as you need that hon.
Much love,
Vicki (and Pogo who would give you kisses if she understood)
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{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{HUGE HUGS}}}}}}}}}}
There are no words to make this easier for you. I am happy to know that at least you will be able to arrange things as she wished and that there will be no big stressful decision as to *what* to do since you both discussed it and prepared for it legally.
May I say that your words above about her journey from this life to the next were quite touching. Though I know that what you must be going through isn't easy.
All I can do is offer you my support, understanding and love and prayers during this time. Please - please - if you need *anything*, an ear.. whatever it may be... you know where I am.
Love to you and John!
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