Oh goodness me, you are a bloody treasure. Fancy thinking about Hive during such a crisis. Yet, I get it too - Hive is a kind of home.
There's bound to be dramatic episodes like this given his treatment. I remember Dad would be ticking along nicely and then they would be some side effect or another causing him to be rushed again into hospital. Par for the course - I'm sure.
You do remind me of my Mum, you know. She had a folder full of notes and often knew more than the varying doctors about what had been prescribed, if not what exactly they were for! This was lucky as Dad had no bloody idea.
Do NOT think you need to be here. Do what is best for you and yours. Of course, if that means being on Hive, pull up a pew, make a cuppa, and take a load off.
Hello Mr Agmore. Do take care. Xx 💞
Yes! And right now I'm tearing up 🌺
It's hard when you're sick. Not only are you tired and not feeling well, but the whole thing is frightening. Your Dad trusted your Mum. My husband trusts me completely. Quite a responsibility for us, but who else can do it?
I actually do love Hive...not the financial part of it, or the politics, back and forth, but the culture I choose to be a part of. I am not a social person, but you'd never know that from my Hive participation. Here I am social. A great gift.
Thank you for the kindness and the insight, my friend from down under :)
I saw a post from @whatsup being suprised there was still people around. This is why there is people still around. xx
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