Yes, I realize it's the middle of January, and yes, my last post was the 1st of January.
We had gone up to Denver for a nice visit with my niece and her family on the 2nd. We had a great day. Kim got me aside and said how well husband seemed to be responding to her. I was surprised too, but, glad he was enjoying himself.
The next day he woke up and stated hallucinating, not bad hallucinations, but, completely out of touch. After 6 days of this non stop, he seemed to come out of it, but, now, is more quiet, still hallucinating some moments, then back to his reality, then slips back again. All day, every day.
Fun.
We have an appointment at Memorial Neurology Clinic on the 4th of Feb. Going to check them out, and, if I feel more comfortable there, then, I will switch him.
Husband, I feel, needs stronger, more effective medicine, especially at night, to help him sleep.
Unfortunately, his Neurologist would do nothing when I called. So, I called Dr A in Albuquerque who called me back and agreed with me that he does in fact, need a stronger drug to help in these end days. Luckily, he referred me to Memorial and I can't wait to meet this Dr. I hear it's a good place to go.
Hey, I'm not looking for a cure, as the other Neurologist suggested, I just want him to be more relaxed, drugged, if you will, to keep him calm.
I never believed in taking or giving high powered drugs. It was just never my style. That was before Alzheimer's came to live in my house. Now? Bring it on.
Basically, that's it to date. Husband woke early, was talking about how "Santa Fe would work". I have no idea what he's talking about. I coaxed him back to bed where he's sleeping now.
I'm taking it like a trooper, but, I'm tired of taking it like a trooper. Enough.
I know a lot of you are praying for us. Thank you. Now, my prayer request is let him go. It's time.
You know it's bad when, every morning when I wake up, I go to his bed and find him still breathing.
And, every morning, when I find him still breathing, I shed a tear and ask God to take him. He's suffered enough.
Hey, you want honesty? You've come to the right place.
I feel bad for you. You have been through so much and so has he. He must be a strong person health wise to be able to last this long. I think anyone can see how difficult it has been for you and understand. (((((HUGS)))))
ReplyDeleteSending a hug. You are not forgotten and we understand how grim things likely are. Praying for peace.
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