[HollyB]

I can’t read this. She complained about leg pain!

I had aml leukemia and a stem cell transplant. I saw first hand the selfishness of people. I’m so glad my family were not on that list. This woman makes me ill.

[who_would_fardels_bear]

Like a lot of people on FR, I had to spend considerable time helping out my ailing mother. It kept me close to home, but there was enough joy to combat the worry.

We went out for short drives when she was feeling better. We cooked meals together. We watched our favorite TV shows and movies.

She fortunately had great insurance so the paperwork was mostly a breeze, and no arguing with doctors. But it was still costly and sad to see her wither away.

No need to go off to Ireland. We had already done that when she was much healthier. Those memories probably helped her in her final days.

[TECTopcat]

Agree, Yes, I along with one of my brothers were the primary care givers for our Dad and Mom, sure its tough, that is what life is about some times. But both my sisters, one lived with them and another much closer than I , would not do a thing because it was “too much for them”, not fun. They are both single and I’m married with 4 kids but this is what the woke world teaches single women these days-go with your feelings, it is no suprise that single women are the largest voting block for Biden (behind African Ameircans