Dear Marg,
I hesitated to post as I know how difficult life is for all you caregivers out there. Hopefully like me, you will all have many years of good quality life with your loved ones and enjoy all the wonderful times we have had.
Unfortunately when they are unwell it is like a reminder, not to become too complacent. After a while of Don keeping "well", I would think perhaps that BT had gone away. Then it would rear its ugly head again. I found Ativan was very good when Don needed calming down.
Many thanks for your kind thoughts.Don't hesitate if I can help in any way.
Cathy xx
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Sent: Saturday, October 06, 2007 7:21 PM
Subject: [nzbraintumour] Hi Cathy
Hi Cathy,
Good to see you back on the airwaves again. I can relate to what you
say about not wanting to be a caregiver again, that was a marathon for
you. I have been caring for Mac for three and a half years now, and
it can be very difficult at times. He is doing really well at the
moment, but just last night was feeling very unwell, thought he may
have a big seizure coming on which has not happened for ages. After
giving him drugs and calming him down eventually he went to sleep.
But it makes you realise that this thing has not gone away, and is not
going to. Even when things are going well, these little events keep
cropping up.
Anyway Cathy, it is now time for you to take care of yourself, and it
seems you have a lot of support around you. My thoughts are with you.
Margxx
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