Last night was not good. They increased her morphine IV 5x (3x within an hour). She kept pleading with my dad and I to get her out of there. I had to finally tell her to move on. I said 'mom, I'm here fighting with you'. She replied, I know you are. I then told her it is time to stop fighting. We are proud of your effort, but it is time to let it go and move on. I saw tears in her eyes. Nurse confirmed my suspicion that it will more likely be this weekend she moves on. To make matters worse, their daughter (a spoiled bitch), is giving the whole family alot of crap. Her mom spoiled her. She lives on welfare with 3 kids (she has 5) and her mom pays her rent, new car, utilities, and giving her $100-250 cash a week. Daughter is only sad about losing her free ride. Top it off.. When mom was bed riddin right before going to the hospital, daughter had the balls to tell her mom to fix her car. Dad took care of it. He took the day off returned the car to her, only to hear her say 'how are you getting home?'. She told him to call someone to take him home. She also caused bad tides between mom and I 2 months ago over her damn PC. Dad and I talked about his will many times in the past 8 months. Daughter now from getting her equal share, was at $50,000. He is now taking her out completely. <-- I think that is him hurting making that last decision.
Can anyone tell me this.. How is it when you have perfect parents who would do anything and has done everything for their kids can get kicked on by their daughter who's only mourning the loss of a meal ticket??? Damn, Wife had to go to cash advance for the 1st time ever today since we have $2.xx in the account when I hecked it. I know dad would give me money, but no way in hell I'm asking. For the record, I just got done paying bunch of monthly bills when I got the news. Traveling near an hour each way /every day adds up fast. I know I am rambling, but the daughter really disgusts me. Going to take shower now and head back down to the hospice.
Take care all and again, thanks for the kind words,
Kevin