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Menoooopsss, I Did It Again...

Sigh... another day late... for those interested parties enquiring, this is the day that decisions were made. Nature is to be allowed her course and father is in a top place with the best of care that the National Health System at Edinburgh Royal Infirmary can provide. 


The view from dad's room - a single room with private facilities, all the bells, whistles and cuckoos. If he were but present enough to know how he is being cared for.

I rest now knowing that Mac1 and I have done all that we can and finally we are being afforded the space to return to being dad's daughters. For how much time? A piece of string may be able to tell you. Day by day.

Bless you all for your loving support and patience with me during this time.



18 comments:

  1. You can be as late as you need to be - we are all still here. And today we are sending you extra BIG hugs and lots of love.

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  2. My thoughts are with you at this time of waiting.
    Gail xx

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  3. We're glad to hear your dad is settled in his new place. Our paws are crossed that he can be happy. You and your sister deserve a bit of a breather now.

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  4. Oh, Yam. It's such a tough thing. I am so sorry. You've done so well by him. XX

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  5. Love, prayers and lots of virtual hugs being sent your way my friend <3

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  6. Oh, Yam, I am so happy this heavy responsibility is gone, and you simply are back to being his daughters. My sister and I cared for our mother until she was gone, but she was the perfect patient. You and the other Mac's did not have such a light burden.

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  7. Furrings and purrings fro me and the orange interloper. xxx Mr T

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  8. we send lots of potitive thoughts to you and potp ... and we hold your hand ... even from a distance.

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  9. Hugs and caring thoughts coming your way and for the other Macs also. He does have a wonderful View and I'm sorry that he can't enjoy that view. My heart goes out to all of you as you struggle with this I know about the struggle because I have been there in the past

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  10. Will you be returning to the hutch?

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  11. Tons of positive vibes and lots of hugs are coming your way♥

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  12. YAM...yesterday when I dropped by I felt as if things had come up requiring thought and decisions.
    You and MAC1 have 100000% done all that was humanly possible for your precious Dad at home. It is important now that you return to Dad's Daughters. He is in the care of professionals where life can take it course.
    With love and hugs and understanding...during this difficult time.
    Cecilia and Bryan

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  13. May you find the footsteps of others who have walked this path before you. May you feel the comfort of knowing that Presence will make this path bearable. namaste, janice xx

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  14. So hard to let go of our 'parents' ~ glad he is in a good place and may you be at peace that you have done all you could. ~ never easy.

    Live each moment with love,

    A ShutterBug Explores,
    aka (A Creative Harbor)

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  15. Hi Yam - so pleased your Dad is safe ... and as you say - you can both relax a little and get to be sisters and daughers again ... all the best, take care and with hugging thoughts - Hilary

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  16. Oh Yam, so sorry to hear it had to come to this, but also knowing it is the best for him. I hope he is 'with it' enough to at least rejoice in his daughters and son.
    A massive klem!

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