Oct. 2, 2019 Today has been an interesting day. It started out with our need for clarification from the substitute Hospice nurse on info she had provided regarding meds I was taking. Then, I was going to participate in a 5-day respite program for one type of patient but the Hospice decided I should participate […]

Oct. 1:cool & lovely today. I’m sitting outside in the back on the patio. All is quiet. Oh, I forgot to report that Kris & Carinna pushed me up to the Saguaro Center and the swimming pool last night, Sept. 30. Kris went into the pool but Julie who had been a hospice nurse but

Sept .30: Kris & I took a long walk around the neighborhood. We were trying to see which cacti might tolerate heat more than other cacti so that the cacti could be planted. Chuck planted a beautiful cactus. I’ll send a pic.

Sorry about the lack of a post. Today: Sept. 28: we decided to take a long ride in the car, to take Kris [son] to Saguaro National Park West and as far as the Desert Museum. I was in Kris’ car but switched to our BMW and then Caring Carinna drove our car and we

Sept. 26: walked down with Chuck to the mailbox again today. I feel it’s good exercise and helps me to grow stronger—even if that “strength” is simply a vision in my head! My hospice nurse visited today. Every time he comes, I ask him lots of questions. Chuck asks him questions, too. His name is

Wow! So many kindnesses are happening to me that are unexplainable. Some sort of inter human communication is occurring. ❤️😀 Sept. 25, 2019: Yesterday the doorbell rang; a package was delivered to me. It was a beautiful prayer blanket crocheted by an elderly woman in a church group in Indiana! Joy, an old friend of

Sept. 24, 2019: Today is a rainy cloudy day; can’t see much of the beautiful mountains to north or east. Perhaps tomorrow I can send a pic of the beautiful mountains. How am I feeling? Under the protective hand of God, with positive thoughts coursing my brain, having a desire to communicate with other humans.

Blog: Sept. 26, 2019: I’m trying to sort out my thoughts about cancer, life, being in Hospice. To date I’ve experienced a lot of confusion in my brain. They tell me that is typical. I am very tired. My younger son is helping me with my Blog. I was stunned to learn I had cancer