Posted by 770 D Gal on December 30, 2012 at 14:52:40 from (64.12.116.74):
In Reply to: Re: Getting over it posted by farmallmaniac on December 30, 2012 at 10:18:00:
Farmallmaniac - you are obviously a wonderful young man that any parent or grandparent would (or should) be very proud of!! My mother passed away three years ago from cancer. She lived with me and I was her sole caregiver, with only hospice coming in the last three weeks to monitor meds etc. I have a brother & sis-in-law, 20 minutes away, they never came to help nor did they offer to give me a break. Even funeral arrangements were my sole responsibility (and I am the "baby" of the family, with two older brothers). I know from experience - You are on overload and need a break, if only for a day or two to recharge your batteries. You may check with your local hospice, to see if they would be any assistance. They are there to help not only the patient but also survivors and caregivers. They were wonderful in my case! Please take care of yourself and not worry about others advising you to "just get over it", .... time will take care of that. Staying with your Grandpa now is a very honorable thing to do. Those thinking otherwise, need to look to the future and pray they have someone as special as you in their life, to count on, when the time comes to them. Your Grandma, is very proud of you - believe that!! Your asking for help on this forum has gotten you a lot of VERY useful responses, I hope it helps and your days get easier.
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