I'm much happier about Boyfie

"Judith Latham" wrote in message
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In article , Christina Websell
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"Judith Latham" wrote in message
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In article , Christina Websell
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"Judith Latham" wrote in message
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Sorry I haven't responded to your ealier posts but my mum was
rushed to hospital last Thursday after a fall and it's been rather
chaotic.

Sorry to hear this, what a worry, will she be OK? I hope so.

T

I don't think she'll be ok. She says she's had enough and is now
telling everyone to leave her alone including the nurses who have been
great. Yesterday she told my niece to go away she didn't want her
there. At least I have my sister, niece and nephew who are sharing the
load.

I'm really sorry to hear this. If she is compos mentis, I suppose her
wishes must be respected. My own mother went to bed healthy and never
woke up, aged 75. Her worst fear was having to go into residential care
or to be a burden to her children, so that never happened. But it was a
huge shock. My thoughts are with you.

Tweed

tHank you. She's not compos mentis. she was losing it before this and now
she's largely out of it with a few moments of knowing who we are. Luckily
she's been not too bad when my youngest great niece and nephew (10 and 12
years old) have been to see her. She thought I was her mother on Saturday
when I last went yet eating chips when my nephew and family went on
Saturday evening. I'm going today, we're taking it in turns to go. Like
your mother she always feared having to go into hospital or a residential
care.

Judith

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What do the hospital suggest you do?