Dads had a fever again of 101°F‚. We gave him another tylenol supository. He only opened his for a couple of seconds at this time. He hasn't opened his eyes now since we changed his entire bedding this morning.After reading brainhospice.com which has been a wonderful site on helping us out, we decided that alot of dad's symptoms seem to be that he is hanging on.
So we decided to all gather around dad and tell him that it was OK to go. That mom was waiting for him and that he doesn't have to worry about us or anything else. We each hugged him and told him our personal messages. I have some holy water from Lourdes that my Lynne gave my mom, so we blessed him and held hands (Beverly, Lynne, Larry, Jessica and Arnie) and said said the Our Father and Hail Mary.
We also told him that we were having a great dinner on him and a drink afterwards (He always wants to pay for everything!)
As soon as he was read to go it was OK, because that was the plan. He always wants to know what the plan is.
Anyway, its about 1:00 am and he is still hanging in there, with now shallow breathing. His "death rattle" has subsided and hopefully he will relax and let go. We are still administrating his Morphine, steriod, seizere meds. and XanaX cream. We toasted dad and talked about good times on the patio.
I'll post soon.
Hank
"The Man In Blue"
About Me
- Beverly Zajac-Larsen
- I am a multimedia artist who recently switch from acrylic back to painting in oils. I also create and design leather handbag. I'm a graphic designer by trade (gotta make a regular income somehow!), musician, and coffeehouse producer. My technique is representational and at the same time I strive to make it inspirational. Some of my works can be described as “photo-realistic”, though I am working on toward a more impressionistic looser style. I try to keep evolving in my painting and I hope to bring it to another level by loosening up and using oils.
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