For heaven's sake don't put her in the hospice. They'll kill her
through dehydration and it'll be awful.

If she hadn't refused the chemo she'd probably be dead already. Best of luck.

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To: Oregonian Haruspex
On 11/17/2014 12:01 AM, Oregonian Haruspex wrote:

> For heaven's sake don't put her in the hospice. They'll kill her
> through dehydration and it'll be awful.
>
> If she hadn't refused the chemo she'd probably be dead already. Best of
> luck.
>
No hospice will be involved. They will be moving her to a more private
room out of ICU so that we can be with her around the clock. I plan on
taking my work computer and work from her room tomrrow. My SIL is
planning to spend most of tuesday there. They will continue fluids and
increase morphine as her need for oxygen increases because she will
start to have a hard time breathing with the cancer in her lungs. Our
hope is that she somehow pulls through, but if not, that she'll be kept
comfortable. Someone in the family will be there each day. At night
we'll be expecting a call and all go to be by her side if she is about
to pass on.

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To: Cheryl
On 11/16/2014 11:09 PM, Cheryl wrote:
> On 11/17/2014 12:01 AM, Oregonian Haruspex wrote:
>
>> For heaven's sake don't put her in the hospice. They'll kill her
>> through dehydration and it'll be awful.
>>
>> If she hadn't refused the chemo she'd probably be dead already. Best of
>> luck.
>>
> No hospice will be involved. They will be moving her to a more private
> room out of ICU so that we can be with her around the clock. I plan on
> taking my work computer and work from her room tomrrow. My SIL is
> planning to spend most of tuesday there. They will continue fluids and
> increase morphine as her need for oxygen increases because she will
> start to have a hard time breathing with the cancer in her lungs. Our
> hope is that she somehow pulls through, but if not, that she'll be kept
> comfortable. Someone in the family will be there each day. At night
> we'll be expecting a call and all go to be by her side if she is about
> to pass on.
>

Following this for a while and it's really got me scared.

All I hope is that she has an easy journey with no suffering and that
the people who love her don't have to watch her suffer any longer.

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On 12/8/2014 10:42 PM, Janet Wilder wrote:

> Following this for a while and it's really got me scared.
>
> All I hope is that she has an easy journey with no suffering and that
> the people who love her don't have to watch her suffer any longer.

I can imagine your fright Janet and I really didn't want to talk about
it here knowing your situation but when you first said you were ok with
it, I should have known better. It's a frightening disease.

I wish you blessings and all of the luck the world can muster up that
you stay in remission forever!

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On 12/9/2014 10:53 PM, Cheryl wrote:
> On 12/8/2014 10:42 PM, Janet Wilder wrote:
>
>> Following this for a while and it's really got me scared.
>>
>> All I hope is that she has an easy journey with no suffering and that
>> the people who love her don't have to watch her suffer any longer.
>
> I can imagine your fright Janet and I really didn't want to talk about
> it here knowing your situation but when you first said you were ok with
> it, I should have known better. It's a frightening disease.

Never worry about me. You did what yo had to do to help yourself get
through a terrible period in your life. I completely understand.
>
> I wish you blessings and all of the luck the world can muster up that
> you stay in remission forever!
>
Thank you

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