to those that have lost loved ones only

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RE: to those that have lost loved ones only

by Penny36 on Sat Jul 04, 2009 12:00 AM

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On 6/27/2009 justins mom wrote:

My 14 year old son is on hospice. To those of you that have lost loved ones, is this something I will be able to handle at home? I've heard of peaceful deaths, and some not so peaceful. We've been on hospice almost 6 weeks now, and I'm afraid of the end. If you don't mind, what are some of your experiences?

I am SO sorry to hear about your son.  It just isn't right!!!!!  It's not fair.  Why???

I don't know, but I think you will feel better about having Justin at home. 

My cousin had a Son who was diagnosed with Brain Cancer at age 18 and passed at age 21.  They had hospice and I don't think they had any regrets. 

My husband had brain surgery in Feb. of this year.  He has the same Brain cancer my cousin's son had.  I have been asking myself the same question.  When the time comes, do I want hospice or will I be able to handle it.  I want to do everything I can for him.  That is why I feel hospice is the answer.  I think they should be as comfortable as possible.  I don't think you will have any regrets.

My heart goes out to you.  I am sending hugs and prayers your way.  You can e_mail me anytime. 

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Take care.

Penny

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