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This thread centers around a participant, Ginny, who shares distressing news about her parents being involved in a serious car accident. The community responds with expressions of support, prayers, and personal experiences related to similar situations.
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Kitchen2u said:The doctor warned us this may happen . . . she's back in a coma. :cry:
Kitchen2u said:The doctor warned us this may happen . . . she's back in a coma. :cry:
Kitchen2u said:You guys are the BEST! :love: :love: I came home to shower and try to nap a bit before heading back. Since I work out of the home, I told my sisters and brothers, "if you just give me time to shower, take in a couple of hours...I'll do the night shifts and days ~ they've got the swing shift hours. She's in the BEST trama hospital in Sacramento, great doctors, nurses, staff. The ambulance attendants came this morning to see her, that was unexpected and sweet of them. The fire dept staff yesterday (used the jaws of life to get Mom out). Even a couple of the Calif Highway Patrol officers came by. We are overwhelmed, yet touched by their kindness and concern...
Dad is FINE:love:...he just worried about Mom. He's hanging in there and reliving the incident every minute of the day. I can tell he's not sleeping much, even though he says he is. It's going to take some time...this is the first time they've been apart in 56 years of marriage.
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Mom....she's hanging in. Nothing much has changed. Still in a coma, but we're okay with that. We feel it's probably the best way for her body to heal. We talk and read to her all the time and occassionally I asked to her move her fingers if she can hear me...she DOES!!!!:love: So far, she's only done that with Robyn and I. We have her listening to her Japanese soap operas (I do too
) and music at times too. The grandkids have decorated her ICU room, really cute. They all come in and talk to her every night too. My DD, Robyn, has been AMAZING! She's come along with me to every visit and takes over reading, et. when I get tired. Giving Mom massages, etc. I'm so blessed to have an amazing daughter:thumbup: :thumbup: . Ryan's (son) work schedule has been crazy and he's feeling bad he's not able to be there more often. I tell him it's okay, but still doesn't sit well with him. So you can tell what INCREDIBLE grandparents my parents have been...they all want to be there for Mom/Dad.
My DH has been my ROCK. Without him, I don't think I would be handling this very well at all. He comes and insists my Dad takes walks outside (even though it was over 100 degrees) the other day...they walk and talk about everything BUT Mom...My DH is he best. Dad said to me this morning, "I love taking those walks with Robert. He's such a great friend to me and an awesome husband/father to you guys! You did good Gin"
Kacey ~ got your PM...thanks, just haven't had time to respond. I appreciate your words...Mom WILL come through! I needed that, thanks! Though I'm Buddhist, it's all the same!
Deb ~ I got your email...thanks for that too!
I'll try to update as I can...but sometimes, I just come home, shower and hit the bed. I'm truly blessed to have all you out there saying extra prayers for us. We appreciate it.
THANKS EVERYONE ! ! !
dannyzmom said:Oh Ginny -how trying this must be for all of you.
Someone posted above about not knowing where the brain goes when in a coma. I can tell you. My mom was in a coma for 3 days after I was born and she tells us now that she could hear and feel everyone in the room when they came to see her. She knew when family was there with her. So make sure you have family members with her at all times like you've been doing - talking to her, touching her, holding her, singing to her. She KNOWS you are there!
Kitchen2u said:We weren't surprised she slipped back into a coma. She commented the pain was more than she could handle. "Maybe it's better if I am in a coma."
For the brief time she wasn't in a coma, she mentioned she heard all of us. She felt the massages, heard the music, talks, and was glad to listen to her soap operas! LOL So, everything everyone here says about coma victims hear/feel you...it is totally true!
dannyzmom said:How is she doing today? What are the doctors saying?
chefmeg said:What is your Mom's name?