Posted by redtom on August 18, 2012 at 21:34:48 from (68.188.237.249):
Way way OT: but I need therapy from my YT friends. Dads health slipped 2 wks ago with bad UTI and hosp stay for 2 weeks. Mom has dementia and theres no way for her to understand that she does have it. Dads home now, whoopee. Mom can care for herself but is losing it. Dad is p@@ing all over but otherwise good but confused. Hosp and doctors insist they have 24 hour care. I already have all their finances in order and am POA. My siblings and I (the only one in town) are trying to swap care duties. I have found a friend with a team of ladies that sits with elderly but she needs time to build schedule. the truth is, my parents are in the weird inbetween stage of staying at home or going to a home where they would be safer. We love them but cannot continue 24/7 coverage. I am exhausted but do not want to go to bed cuz then tomorrow will come and I must do it again. So here I type at 12;30 AM with only 4 hours sleep last night cuz being tired is better than being exhausted (does that make sense?). I talked calmly with them but mom forgets ten mins. later and dad really don't care. We knew they would get old but never dreamed they would both fail at once. We promised to keep them in their house but this is killing me. Tonight i had chest pains but told no one. There are fate's worse than dying. Thanks, I needed to vent.
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