|
This has already been a very sad day. Dad passed away about 6:00 this morning from a brain aneurysm. The nurse at Meadowview checked him at midnight and he was sleeping sound and snoring loudly. When they checked on him at 3:00, he was evidently having some breathing issues. They don't think he ever really woke up. Yes, our "Ger" MacGyver succeeded in the ultimate escape from this world, and hopefully into Mother's and God's arms. GOD BLESS YOU ALL . . AND ESPECIALLY OUR DAD KENNETH TED PAUL
5 Comments
Betty Coleman
4/29/2014 06:04:01 am
Oh, Janene, I am so sorry. I agree that he is happy to be with your mom now. I am thinking of you each minute.
Ellana
4/29/2014 10:40:13 pm
So sorry. May he rest in peace. I pray that in the coming days, weeks, years, you are warmed by your memories of him.
Tina
4/30/2014 12:19:50 am
I'm sorry, but also see the blessing in this. We hate to loose the ones we love, but hate to see them struggle too. I think you were right. This was Ger's last big escape. Bless his heart and your families. One more angel to keep you safe and make sure your recovery goes great. He will be missed!
Sandi
4/30/2014 03:44:36 am
Janene, I am so sorry for your loss but have to think that your dad was laughing all the way to heaven and loudly shouting "I made it! You can't take me back to those 'old people' now!" And I am thankful that he is no longer confused. Keep the wonderful memories close to your heart. He will never be truly "gone".
Jenna
4/30/2014 08:48:24 am
Mom, I truly believe that Ted was received by his "Maisy," as he had wanted to be with her since she made her way to heaven. He's where he wanted to be. You did such a good job of making sure he was taken care of - and in a place where if something like this happened, he wouldn't be alone and would get the proper attention. And all while dealing with your own "stuff." As Aunt Jill told me yesterday - MY MOMMA IS AMAZING! Love you! Leave a Reply. |
Janene...... was diagnosed with breast cancer on November 11, 2013. This is a place for all of the people who love and care about her to get the information about her treatment and her personal experience of kicking cancer's ass, (sometimes from her daughter's perspective). It's hard to stand by and not be able to do anything to help. Writing gives my mom an outlet and allows both of us to share information during this time. Therefore, we blog :) |
RSS Feed
