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Kitchen2u said:Your prayers are working!!! :thumbup: I just got home from the hospital. Mom was moved OUT OF ICU before I came home! Yahoo!!! :sing::sing: This is a BIG giant step! Dr said she may come home as soon as this weekend/early next week! So the number 13 (# of days in ICU) isn't an unlucky number for my family!!!
janetupnorth said:WAHOO! I hope she continues to heal quickly and with as little pain as possible.
MissChef said:Yay, Ginny! So you are in wave 2 huh? I haven't looked on the wave 2 threads, but can you make it to our meet-n-greet? I'd love to meet you!:thumbup::balloon:
And I am so happy for your Mom! God is sooooo good! ALL THE TIME!
Kitchen2u said:Mom just about gave me a heart attack...she just called ~ it's 10:34 PM here! She NEVER calls past 9 PM...just to say goodnight! Ahhhhhh....she called to thank me for everything I've done for her, Dad, my sisters and brother. She said "thank goodnes for Pampered Chef! PC allowed you to be with us when we needed you!"
Isn't she the best? Gosh, I love my family!
How wonderful!!! What a great thing to happen to your family (not the accident but the loving support that has been thrust upon your family).Kitchen2u said:So I thought we had to have interviews for the in-home care nurse we're going to hire...
When I approach my sisters and brother ~ I told them I was going to be gone from July 12 - 22. I was going to cancel all my plans, but they (including Mom/Dad) said no! So I thold them I would only go if we hired a in-home care nurse...otherwise I would be a wreck while I was gone. So I suggested if we all split the cost..."NO Gin, you've done ENOUGH! The 3 of us will split the cost then when you come back...we'll go back to what we've been doing ~ or we should YOU'D been doing. We are going to let you pitch in for this cost!"
So I set up interviews for yesterday/today ~ We are so blessed!!! Three nurse from our church has volunteered to take shifts for my parents! (So my sister frantically cancelled all intereviws yesterday.) They would nothing other...at no cost! My parents hae gone to this church since the who knows when...way before I was born (and I'll be 50 this year!). They know and are comfortable with these 3 ladies...they love them! So that's makes it even better!
So as you can see...I'm HOME today! Wahoo! They started alread so I can get ready for everything I need to do before I leave!
wadesgirl said:How wonderful!!! What a great thing to happen to your family (not the accident but the loving support that has been thrust upon your family).
By the way if you are 50, your mom would be at least 70 (just guessing). She seems to be doing very well and in great spirits. I do know as you age, it's harder for your body to heal and such but your mom does seem like a very courageous person!
Kitchen2u said:Mom's 76 (I'm the third child of four) and Dad's 82
I will! I think it would be good for ME to have a picture of her with me too! Thanks for the suggestion ~Flamingo said:Please bring a picture of your mom to the meet n Greet. I would love to put a face with this event....
dianevill said:So glad that the clouds are clearing and the sun is shining down on you and your family. You will all continue to be in my prayers!
If your parents were in a terrible accident, the first thing you should do is remain calm. It can be a very overwhelming and emotional experience, but staying calm will help you handle the situation better. Make sure your parents receive proper medical attention and follow any instructions from the medical professionals.
Not knowing what happened to your parents after an accident can be a very difficult and emotional experience. It's important to find someone to talk to, whether it's a friend, family member, or even a therapist. Expressing your emotions and talking through your thoughts can help you cope with the situation.
If your parents are in different hospitals after an accident, it's important to prioritize their medical needs. Make sure both hospitals are aware of the situation and have all the necessary information. You may need to divide your time between the two hospitals to provide support and updates to each parent.
After your parents have been in an accident, the best way to support them is to be there for them. Offer emotional support, help with any necessary tasks, and communicate with medical professionals on their behalf. It's also important to take care of yourself and get the support you need during this difficult time.
If your parent blames themselves for the accident, it's important to reassure them that it was not their fault. Remind them that accidents happen and they are not to blame. Offer support and understanding, and encourage them to focus on their recovery rather than dwelling on what happened. Seek outside help if necessary to help your parent cope with any feelings of guilt or self-blame.