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angelsvintageattic
#1 Posted : Tuesday, June 17, 2008 6:32:37 AM

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Hey...has anyone talked to HendersonHenderson?? She hasn't been around and I know her father was sick...I'm getting worried and hope all is ok with her. I PM'd her about a week ago and haven't heard back. Anyone else talk to her? Have another way to get a hold of her to be sure she's ok??
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debspurpledragon
#2 Posted : Tuesday, June 17, 2008 9:14:47 AM

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angelsvintageattic wrote:
Hey...has anyone talked to HendersonHenderson?? She hasn't been around and I know her father was sick...I'm getting worried and hope all is ok with her. I PM'd her about a week ago and haven't heard back. Anyone else talk to her? Have another way to get a hold of her to be sure she's ok??


Didn't she mail you something??/ Look for her return addy!!

i haven't seen her in a long time and I was thinking about that yesterday as well.

I hope her Dad is ok...CRAP

NOW I'm going to worry about this until we hear something!! d'oh!
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fhener
#3 Posted : Tuesday, June 17, 2008 11:20:15 AM

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I Haven't. I've been so busy...in a wedding, baby born (not mine), the flooding and my work went from 5 hours to 33..... I will check tonight and see if she's over at Justin.tv. That's where I used to see here a lot.
angelsvintageattic
#4 Posted : Tuesday, June 17, 2008 7:54:19 PM

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oh that's right...she's into that JustinTV thing! Yeah...tell her we're worried about her!


Yeah Debs..she did mail me something..but that packaging is long gone now.

I hope her dad is ok.

How's the baby Fhener?? Got pics?? I love the way you specified...Not Mine! Laughing I take it you won't have time to make us any more special brownies??
fhener
#5 Posted : Tuesday, June 17, 2008 11:36:46 PM

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angelsvintageattic wrote:
oh that's right...she's into that JustinTV thing! Yeah...tell her we're worried about her!


Yeah Debs..she did mail me something..but that packaging is long gone now.

I hope her dad is ok.

How's the baby Fhener?? Got pics?? I love the way you specified...Not Mine! Laughing I take it you won't have time to make us any more special brownies??


Its my cousins baby.. haven't even had time to go visit. I'llLaughing toss some brownies in every now again.

So, what's new with everyone? I've missed you all.

Ladybugmo2
#6 Posted : Wednesday, June 18, 2008 1:09:50 AM

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Excuse my ignorance but what is JustinTV?
2kulandu
#7 Posted : Wednesday, June 18, 2008 1:46:19 AM

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Between HendersonHenderson, Melmo, Milk,Taco Veed....I am thinking they are all somewhere else snickering at us!Bad Grin But seriously, I hope that Henderx2 is okay and that the same goes for her dad................Pray
CaptMorgan
#8 Posted : Wednesday, June 18, 2008 2:18:12 AM

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angelsvintageattic wrote:
I take it you won't have time to make us any more special brownies??


I've got some in my freezer and I don't share well with others Not talking Bad Grin Not talking Bad Grin Not talking Bad Grin Liar Liar
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fhener
#9 Posted : Wednesday, June 18, 2008 11:44:09 AM

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Ladybugmo2 wrote:
Excuse my ignorance but what is JustinTV?


justin.tv is this website where people broadcast( meaning through their webcam) live from their homes, on the road, at work or other places. You can chat with them, ask questions etc.... most the time they talk instead of typing. I'm too chicken to do it... but, I'm so wanting to try it!
HendersonHenderson
#10 Posted : Wednesday, June 18, 2008 12:13:39 PM

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DON'T PAY THE RANSOM - I ESCAPED!!!! Very Happy

First of all, let me say how truly sweet it is to know some of you are concerned and worried about me. It never crossed my mind that complete strangers on a forum might miss my presence - and I'm truly sorry for not checking in sooner. However, I never got an email that I had any personal messages in my TF inbox, or else I would have checked in sooner - sorry Ava....I don't know what happened, but I never received notification.

Although my dad's cancer is not curable, he is doing okay. Fortunately, he's still able to stay home, at least for now. I'm sure that will change at some point in the future, but for now, he is holding his own. We hope to celebrate his 82nd birthday in August!!

So - my absence can be explained by the fact that I am spending a lot of time caring for mom and dad (almost daily doctor's appointments, grocery shopping, go to the bank, go to the post office, water the lawn, sweep the floors, put away laundry, etc. - it's a never ending list of chores/duties). You never realize how much is involved in taking care of people until you are actually put in the position to take over and help manage someone's daily life. Needless to say, my own home is absolutely trashed!!!

On top of that, my husband and I have been going over mom and dad's every weekend and are trying to get their house painted in this deadly Texas heat!!! It's slow going, but we are getting there.....

Fortunately, I'm off work for the summer, but I'm not sure what is going to happen when my work starts back up in August. I sure hope I don't have to quit my job...I only make a few pennies as it is, but every little bit helps, and this job allows me the freedom I need to care for mom and dad. However, I need more "freedom" than I use to need, so I'm not sure if I'll be able to keep this job or not - argh...........

Also, my computer was acting all wonky for a bit, and yes Fhener - you've outed me - I spend a lot of my "down" time on JTV. I've become hooked on that place, and fortunately, it doesn't cost any money to hang out there! Of course, it's free to hang out at TF as well, but I'm always tempted to spend!!! Very Happy

Anyway - I've rambled enough - but I wanted to express how nice it was to read that folks were worried about me.....I've missed you guys as well......and I'll do my best to be check in a little more often......

The people on the TF forums, as well as the TF court, are truly awesome......

Hugs to you all........



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#11 Posted : Wednesday, June 18, 2008 12:17:56 PM

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welcome home!
milk86
#12 Posted : Wednesday, June 18, 2008 1:44:26 PM

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So what was your excuse !!!!! just kidding. I am glad to hear things are ok there
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debspurpledragon
#13 Posted : Wednesday, June 18, 2008 2:39:50 PM

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Whew!! i'm glad it wasn't anything serious!!

Yes, we do care!!
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Ladybugmo2
#14 Posted : Wednesday, June 18, 2008 3:48:46 PM

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Hi, first, I am so sorry you and your family are going through such a difficult time. I am sending thoughts of peace and comfort out to your Father.

Now, forgive me if I am crossing a boundary but I have to ask. Do you have Hospice services for your Father? I was a Hospital Social Worker for 10 years and I can't say enough good things about Hospice. They can make a world of difference in these situations. They will offer you help you didn't even know you needed. They will handle your Father's Pain management, help with nursing and nursing aid care if he wants to stay at home. They will provide necessary equipment for your Father to be able to remain at home if that is what he and your Mother desire. The will advocate for your Father and Family to try and make sure your Fathers wihses are respected even if he is no longer able to express them.

Hospice is also a Wonderful support for the Family. They provide emotional support for Family members. They provide respite care so your Mom can get out once in awhile and go shopping, see a movie or whatever she needs to take some time for herself to regroup.
They also continue to follow up with the patient's family for a year after the passing to help them get through the grief and adjustment to the changes in their lives. I could type pages on what a wonderful service Hospice is and how much care and support they provide but I need to get going. If your Father is not on Hospice, you may want to discuss it with Dad and Mom and they can speak to his MD about it.

Again, forgive me if I overstepped but many people are unaware of what Hospice can do and I wanted to make sure you and your Parents had the information on what was available to them

Take care!
Mo
Melmo
#15 Posted : Wednesday, June 18, 2008 5:07:40 PM

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Henderson...glad all is ok!
I wanted to let you know of your father's options though. Does he WANT to die at home? If he does, then HE CAN. And can STILL have the proper medication, medical care, etc. Look up some hospice groups in your area. They supplied EVERYTHING for my husband's mother last year when she got sick. We had a death plan all planned out, we all knew what to do when she did pass, and what it would be like. They kept us informed as to when the time got closer so that we would be prepared with work and everything. They were heaven sent angels. This is who we went through, maybe you can call them and have then refer you to someone in your area. http://www.lutheranhospice.org/. They let her die in her home, in her favorite dress, peacefully. We administered her meds to her and kept her comfortable as possible. We had a hospital bed put in there too, which was a lifesaver for us because of having to bend over. They came twice a week to give her a bath so that we didn't have to do it. They really are angels. I can't say enough good stuff about hospice.

Please make sure to talk to your father and have him decide how he wants to die. He has CHOICES. He can choose no meds if he wants, but trust me, he will want them. Make sure he has everything set up for who will be the medical power of attorney, and who can pick up his meds for him. (even MEDS were paid for by our hospice group, and a nurse came daily to check on her). If he has any stocks, etc, he might want to take them out now too. Make sure he has his will set up, and a complete and detailed list as to any other assets that he has and who the beneficiary is. This was a HUGE help that hubby's mom did for us before she passed. It was all on one piece of paper and we kept it with her will.
If you have ANY questions at all, please contact me. I'll give you my email. But PLEASE talk with your father and contact a hospice group.
Melmo
#16 Posted : Wednesday, June 18, 2008 5:11:41 PM

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Ladybugmo2 wrote:
Hi, first, I am so sorry you and your family are going through such a difficult time. I am sending thoughts of peace and comfort out to your Father.

Now, forgive me if I am crossing a boundary but I have to ask. Do you have Hospice services for your Father? I was a Hospital Social Worker for 10 years and I can't say enough good things about Hospice. They can make a world of difference in these situations. They will offer you help you didn't even know you needed. They will handle your Father's Pain management, help with nursing and nursing aid care if he wants to stay at home. They will provide necessary equipment for your Father to be able to remain at home if that is what he and your Mother desire. The will advocate for your Father and Family to try and make sure your Fathers wihses are respected even if he is no longer able to express them.

Hospice is also a Wonderful support for the Family. They provide emotional support for Family members. They provide respite care so your Mom can get out once in awhile and go shopping, see a movie or whatever she needs to take some time for herself to regroup.
They also continue to follow up with the patient's family for a year after the passing to help them get through the grief and adjustment to the changes in their lives. I could type pages on what a wonderful service Hospice is and how much care and support they provide but I need to get going. If your Father is not on Hospice, you may want to discuss it with Dad and Mom and they can speak to his MD about it.

Again, forgive me if I overstepped but many people are unaware of what Hospice can do and I wanted to make sure you and your Parents had the information on what was available to them

Take care!
Mo


yes...I agree totally about hospice. They are so worth looking into. It is so much more comfortable to die at home, in the arms of loved ones.
angelsvintageattic
#17 Posted : Thursday, June 19, 2008 12:11:44 AM

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Well...there you are! Very Happy Welcome home!

Did you ever GET my PM's I sent you over a week ago?? That's what got me wondering..never heard back! Check your inbox...The message about the collectorbooks.com sale is the important one since you and your mom COLLECT so much stuff! I just got 6 books for the price of one..shipped! Check your inbox!

I'm glad your dad is still doing ok and able to stay home. I'm sure all of this is really hard on you Sad All of you will be in my prayers.

I did go to that JustinTV site to check it out..and I don't get it...there was a guy sitting there watching TV and talking on the phone? Other strange stuff also...what IS that site??
MusicMama
#18 Posted : Thursday, June 19, 2008 9:38:06 AM

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So sorry to hear about your dad. I hope that you will be able to celebrate his birthday - and I think it's great that he has that as a milestone to work towards.

I agree wholeheartedly with those who posted about hospice care. We had to use it for both of my parents and would have also needed it for my mother-in-law but she passed very suddenly. Hospice workers are an amazing group of dedicated and caring people who just want to help you let your loved one meet their end with peace, love and respect.

You mentioned that you are spending all of your time with your parents. Remember that you, too, need some love and care!!

Prayers. Peace.
angelsvintageattic
#19 Posted : Thursday, June 19, 2008 11:18:29 AM

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Ok..we need to do a head count here! Seems people are going missing on and off! Anyone notice Scared is missing now too? Are we experiencing some sort of alien abduction going on here? Eh?
debspurpledragon
#20 Posted : Thursday, June 19, 2008 12:57:37 PM

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angelsvintageattic wrote:
Ok..we need to do a head count here! Seems people are going missing on and off! Anyone notice Scared is missing now too? Are we experiencing some sort of alien abduction going on here? Eh?


No...I JUST saw Scared on today Whistle Whistle Last time I talked to him, he said he was busy doing some work.
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