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Elderly parents

End of life visit

3 replies

Twizbe · 23/02/2023 12:37

I've put it here because wasn't sure where to put it and in need of a hand hold.

My darling aunt is nearing the end. She's 20 years older than my mum and has been like a mother to her and a grandmother to me.

We've known she was very ill for a while and that she went into hospice care recently.

Mum called today to say she wanted to see us and it's clearly a goodbye visit.

I'm trying to organise childcare etc so that I can go with mum tomorrow. It's several hours from where I live.

I feel so guilty as well because it's DH's birthday on Saturday. Last year I was having an operation the day before. This year I'm dealing with this. Birthdays are hugely important to me and I've been organising all week to give him a good one and now I'll be away just before. He is a wonderful man and is 100% supportive of what I need to do.

Just need a hand hold really. This is going to devastate my mum.

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bloodywhitecat · 23/02/2023 12:43

Have a hand hold from me. I get the birthday thing too as DH died last year on my DS's (not DH's son) birthday which now means that day is a real mixed bag for me. Thankfully DS is an adult and lives away from home so I don't have to pretend to be upbeat all day. I hope your goodbye visit is a peaceful one.

ModeWeasel · 23/02/2023 12:46

❤️❤️❤️

You are doing the right and most important thing for right now.

PritiPatelsMaker · 23/02/2023 15:05

Your DH will understand. Go and be with your DA.

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