Yeah, we were there this morning, I had to get away for a few hours, cramped and claustrophobic on the ward, and seeing her so frail and ill
will be composing myself and going back in later (thought I'd done that, but, its all come back now )
They did send her home on wednesday (at the time, we didn't know and just thought she was going home because the treatment had been done and just needed time to work, and no reason for her to stay there... ), but she got worse fast and had to go back in yesterday.
I kinda had an idea when my dad told me there would be a meeting with the doctors, but hearing it confirmed tore me up more than I could imagine
Then you need to make her hospital bed like her home. Make sure she is comfortable and surrounded by the people she loves.
You have a hard time ahead as I'm sure you know, but the most important things to remember should be clear.
Remember her and love her when she's passed, that way, she'll never truly be gone. Be strong and be proud for your Mum, she'll always be with you in some form or fashion during your life.
Make the most the time you have left, and make sure your Mum sees you smiling mate, show her how strong you are.
Oh Adam mate.. I'm so sorry to hear that. I wish there was something I could say or do to help you - but there isn't anything I can think of. I imagine myself in your position and my heart aches for you. You just have to try and be strong and positive as best as you can be for her
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