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 Posted: Tue Jul 12, 2005 10:40 pm
well i heard word this morning that they had to put daddy on a breathing machine...he was having a hard time ....but he is ok...breathing on his own again...i will be so happy when tomarrow gets here...i am planning on making the trip up there to see him....i want to thank you all again...i honestly dont think i could make it without having you all to talk to....yall are the best dang friends that i have...you all mean the world to me.....and thank you for keeping the positive purkle energy coming...keep the candles burning....lots of hugs heart
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Posted: Wed Jul 13, 2005 10:00 pm
The machine was nothing out of the ordinary. Daddy had one too.
Well... how was it today? Did you get to see him? Please give him a big purkle hug for me.
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Posted: Thu Jul 14, 2005 8:17 am
Butterfly, I'm sorry I haven't had time to talk to you crying I have still been sending my love yall's way. I'm so glad he's doing better though. I've been so worried!!!!
heart *HUGGS* heart
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Posted: Thu Jul 14, 2005 9:53 am
Sending you all the hugs that I can heart heart heart heart
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Posted: Thu Jul 14, 2005 11:10 am
yeah i got to see him yesterday...he slept most of the time...which i dont blame him...i mean his body has been threw a "trauma"...so it needed rest...plus they were giving him morphine for the pain.....he was doing pretty good tho besides the pain....
he was a little bit mad cause he didnt have his glasses so he couldnt really see...i hope my aunt got them to him....
i went and printed out a pic of jake,stephen, and stephanie...framed it that way he could see them....kinda like a motivational tool to help him want to get better faster...did that make sense...
and i just cant thank you all for being so caring....means the world to me...sending back some purkle butterfly hugs to everyone heart
and huggles sunny...by the time i got in yesterday i was so tired from the little trip...not to mention the 1 million things i had to do around here rolleyes ....ill catch you on today razz
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Posted: Thu Jul 14, 2005 6:28 pm
That is funny, my dad had the same problem with his glasses. But they weren't for seeing us. He couldn't see the tv to watch the Steelers game. The poor nurses had such a time with him. As he starts to come down from the morphine (when the pain lessens), he will be a real you know what. The nurse that dad had was comforting us because of the way we ended up crying our way down the hall after he yelled at us one day. So just be aware. It doesn't always happen, but to some it does.
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Posted: Thu Jul 14, 2005 6:57 pm
neonibbles That is funny, my dad had the same problem with his glasses. But they weren't for seeing us. He couldn't see the tv to watch the Steelers game. The poor nurses had such a time with him. As he starts to come down from the morphine (when the pain lessens), he will be a real you know what. The nurse that dad had was comforting us because of the way we ended up crying our way down the hall after he yelled at us one day. So just be aware. It doesn't always happen, but to some it does. when do they start to take them off the pain meds? is that why he yelled at yall sad cause he was still in pain and they wouldnt give him anything sad ... daddy's side of the family are easy going...i think daddy is the hardest person there is besides me....now i know what he is like when he has gotten mad..which has only happened 6 times in my life time...so i am really gonna be scared eek ...luckily it will probably be my aunt gloria with him most...so i think he will watch his toungue......hopefully sweatdrop
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Posted: Thu Jul 14, 2005 8:19 pm
No, I think it was daddy being daddy! Not wanting to say he hurt, and being frustrated with being in the hospital in the first place. You know what I mean. Our daddy's seem to be alike, so it is just a little heads up. And he didn't really yell at us, but was certainly not using a normal tone of voice. You know??
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Posted: Thu Jul 14, 2005 10:53 pm
neonibbles No, I think it was daddy being daddy! Not wanting to say he hurt, and being frustrated with being in the hospital in the first place. You know what I mean. Our daddy's seem to be alike, so it is just a little heads up. And he didn't really yell at us, but was certainly not using a normal tone of voice. You know?? oh yeah...i know what you mean..and i appreciate the heads up 3nodding .... now i know my daddy hasnt EVER been one to deal with doctors...i mean he goes for check-ups now cause of him being diabetic....but before that he had never gone except for when he needed to be recertified for his CDL's.....shoot other then the day he was born he has only set foot in the hospital 1 other time...other then this time...he's a strong man...very healthy...and he worked all the time...sometimes i think that is why he stayed so healthy....i know the doc said that it was good that he stayed so active....that his heart's walls were strong and he should recover nicely...
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Posted: Fri Jul 15, 2005 6:32 pm
oh man nibbler...you called it right...daddy made it home from hospital...he is staying with my granny....so i went to see him....and boy did he get on a roll...but instead of saying anything i let him get it out...still was harsh tho cry ...but he is doing better
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Posted: Sat Jul 16, 2005 10:26 pm
Glad to hear that he is doing well. I think your dad and my dad should get together. I think the two are very much alike. Until Daddy's first problem, he had never been in a hospital bed. I remember the very first time they made him stay overnight. He made mom stay with him. Talk about big baby... LOL
Anyway, big hugs to you for letting him vent. It is hard to hear, but often they need it to feel better.
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Posted: Sun Jul 17, 2005 12:22 pm
So happy to hear your father's doing better. I hope he continues to improve.
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