Well, Dad and I got a chance to get up to the hospital yesterday and see Mom, but she was quite out of sorts due to all the painkillers she is on at the moment (morphine is in the mix for sure). As a result, it was something of a scattered visit, but it was good to see her and know that's she's all right. Groggy and spacey, but all right.
Dad has some information from Beth (thanks Beth!) about state-funded home care assistance that can be used when Mom gets home finally, but there is some time to deal with that since she's bound for Maryville when they release her today or tomorrow (the day was still uncertain when we checked in last night). And Mom's doc is retiring so we're sort of between primaries at the moment, but he pokes his head in now and then to let us know what's happening. Unfortunately, it's been a while since he's done that, so we're sort of in the dark right now.
We should know more later today.
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What Is This?
This blog existed because my parents were hospitalized from May-August of 2007 and the Internet made it easier to keep everyone abreast of what was going on. Now it serves as a monument to what they went through and the passing of Jeanne Gilchrist, my lovely mother.
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