I got an email from my brother informing me my sister's son was in a horrible accident and is in a head trauma hosp in serious condition, the doctors do not know if there is any permenant brain damage, he was not the driver. The next email was from my dad telling me he has had two heart attacks and several blocked arteries but doctors refuse to do surgery and if he is alive in three months medicare might allow him to have a pace maker put in. I guess the old saying is true, "when it rains it pours."
Collie
((((((((((Collie))))))))
I'm sending big gentle hugs to you...I'm sorry you have received so much bad news. I will keep your nephew and father in my thoughts and prayers as well as you and the rest of your family.
Take care.....
Oh Collie, how awful. I wish your family the best.
quiger
Oh Collie - I'm so sorry. You must be worried sick. It's one of those times you really hope things don't come in threes. Why won't the docs operate on your Dad?
I thought they could put 'stents' in blocked arteries now and unblock them but I'm probably wrong. I'm no medic.
I hope your nephew recovers. It must be just an awful time for his parents waiting to see the extent of the injury.
((((((( Collie ))))))) - Scottie
((((Gentle Hugs)))) to you and your family Collie. I will send my prayers and thoughts for both your nephew and father.
I wish I could change this whole year for all of us. It seems each of us have been through some sort of bad time this year.
I pray next year will be better for all of us.
Hugs, Pooh
Hi Collie,
I'm sorry to hear about the bad stuff happening to your family. I am sending a heap of postivie thoughts your way.
Your nephew has a long road ahead of him but from my experience as a brain injury rehabilitation nurse there is alot can be done foe him. Its early days and thiongs will be rocky but it will settle down.
(((((((((Collie)))))))))))
PLenty of hugs to you and your family
Pud
Collie, I'm so sorry about the terrible happenings in your family. My thoughts are wish you and yours, and prayers and wishes for fast recoveries for all.
I'm alarmed that Medicare gets to decide who gets a pacemaker! They are used for electrical conduction heartblock, and that is universally considered a medical emergency...pacemakers are usually placed as an urgent procedure, not an elective one!