Do Not Go Gently into that Good Night or "It's Life Jim, but Not as We Know it"

It is indeed very cruel Maureen. You have a right to feel all the emotions you do feel EXCEPT guilt. You have nothing to feel guilt over. That is quite clear from your posts. Always thinking about you.:hug:

Really don't know what to say. As Pat says it is so cruel. Just hope you can draw some strength from happier times you enjoyed together.

A heart-breaking situation - such a cruel disease. xx

There is nothing one can say, other than we are all thinking of you both, and that when the time comes we hope the end is as peaceful and gentle as possible.

Sad to read your latest post, Maureen. As Clancy said, it is indeed an awful disease. :hug:

:grouphug: :grouphug: Supergran

It seems no time ago at all that I was reading your blog about the WTF when you got a ticket to see Andy and supergramps came with you to keep you company on the journey and he had the fall on the escalator .... The beginning of this horrendous disease no doubt.
Thinking of you always Maureen and sending lots of love and :grouphug::grouphug:

hi Supergran, don't know what sort of hoist you have, but you need a sling so that the carer and you can roll your husband into it so he can get out of bed. I think that the sense of hearing persists, so chat away, don't be left thinking you wish you had told him .... Is drinking easier thro a straw, or the sort of cup that has a top with a spout?
You're in a horrible spot, give yourself a little treat, keep yourself in good heart for your man.

All my love to you both :grouphug: :grouphug:

So, so sorry to read your latest post SG - my thoughts are with you both.