My fantastic news Friday just went flushing down. Wife was rushed from the Nursing Rehab center back to the Hospital. Labored breathing, High WBC @18, Creatnine at 3.1. Irregular heartbeat and that's not including the long covid, COPD of her lungs. This time she may not make it. Worse I've ever seen her. ![]() |
Praying for you both. I went through something similar with my mom. I was her healthcare power of attorney. Whe the time came I had to sign the DNR for her she begged me. They wouldn't let her. |
No Sox with Sandals ![]() I'm my wife's power of attorney. I'm surprised they wouldn't let your mom sign it but this the first time I'm facing this. My wife isn't awake long enough to, if she wanted. Why we both had discussed this some time ago what we each wished. |
"There is no such thing as "Just a cat." Robert A. Heinlein |
"Perhaps one did not want to be loved so much as to be understood." George Orwell |
George, for all his bluster and the political commentary within his writing. He offered a wealth of excellent advice for those who suffer from a writing bug bite. He was not big on interviews and only allowed a few (less than 10 for the BBC in the early 1940s, and fewer than 40 in lectures and printed forms centered around his works like 1984 and Animal Farm). I find myself in awe of the truth I see in these few comments on our craft. I particularly like the one about "One should never consider a manuscript finished until one has edited it at least fifty times. Anything less and one can consider their efforts trash and obliged to toss it in the nearest dustbin." I understand George Orwell's comment is from his writings about Animal Farm. |