Hi All,
Emma, Mom, Gma D has finally gone home.
According to the nurse I talked to, she passed away August 9, 2017 @ 10:45 PM.
I am grateful that I was able to visit her yesterday afternoon...
Some of the things we talked about:
* It's OK for her to go HOME. Now that we have her approved for Medicaid, she can stay as long as she wants, but it's OK for her to go.
* Who might the one who would be there to escort her in her passing. She wondered if it might be Gpa D, but I mentioned that in all my reading, it was usually a parent, but certainly could be "her sweetie". And we won't know for sure till we cross over...
* She had been nauseated most of the day, I told her that the nausea was just a part of her passing. They had given her a pill (Zofran) to help with it, but that perhaps the nausea was part of the body ridding itself of un-needed 'stuff'. ...that she would continue to have such problems, even worsening, until she let go and crossed over. If she was anything like me, and I *hate* vomiting, I would consider passing on rather dealing with extended nausea.
* I told her that my health wasn't doing that well, that I still might pass away before her. With a smile she said, well, why don't we both go together? I responded that she would have her sweetie, but who would I have? I could see the cogs turning as she pondered that. At last she mentioned something about she could see that it might be a problem for me... She is such a loving person and she wants *all* of her loved ones near her. At last she CAN be near us all -- in our dreams, in our quiet contemplative moments.
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She was the last of her generation/siblings to cross over. I hope there is a mighty family reunion going on now. She and I joked, on occasion, that 'they' might be asking her what took her so long to come join them?
Trivia:
* She had just turned 94 on July 14th.
* Her 'Sweetie' (Parley) passed away on August 10th.
Cheers Mom. And God Speed.
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