Afternoon Every One
Siting here thinking, like i do some times.
When my husband was in Hospital, the Doctor came round and asked him, if he had a DNR in place, which he did not, and because he had lost his voice, the Doctor asked him, would he like one put in place, my husband nodded Yes, i said to hubby, do you understand what the Doctor is asking , again he noddy yes.
Threw this journey no one has ever asked me that, though i will be asking my GP and Oncologist the question, but i siting thinking, what do i answer.
I have to agree with you Moi, i know Tom was in hospital for 6weeks, two weeks, at home, then hospice.
I had never been in one only for reiki , but he said that's where he would like to be.
If i can say it was wonderful it was, the care, was out of this world. I stayed with him night and day for 6 days, the care, talk about the nhs, well the hospice was five star, and that is where i will be going xx
Oh Ellie, I live very close to The Marie Curie Hospise it's in walking distance. I have worked with quit a few of the Health Care Assistants that work there, even trained some if them. That is a reason I moved here. I don't think Dying with dignity will become law here in my life time, so will probable go the hospice xx
Moi
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