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Wish I would have enrolled her sooner. It's been very good for her to get out and socialize and it has really allowed me to have some time to get necessary things done and some R&R.
Thank you for saying that...I am blessed to still have Mama with me, but lately it feels like she is slipping a little...she rarely is able to talk with me now, mostly has such a sad and longing look in her eyes...and tonight I was doing a little cleaning in the house and got to thinking about ...and praying about...am I being selfish in some way and making her feel like she should stay for me...I am not trying to do that by any means. We already said all we ever needed to say a long time ago...I don't dwell on goodbyes now, just enjoying the moments we have now, but sometimes I am afraid she is trying extra hard to stay because she is afraid it will break my heart to lose her...and it will...i already know that...but I am praying so hard for the strength to handle it with grace because that is what she did when she lost her Mom and Dad, her brothers and sisters who have passed...she has always been a lady...so I do owe her that....I guess that's the price we pay for loving them so much...
Thought I'd pass along that I too feel bad that I didn't arrange it sooner. Here's what I know -- no matter how selfless we are, when we lose our moms, we will find SOMETHING to look back on that will break our hearts. But that's okay. They know that we loved them to bits...
MaggieM love your avatar...that's quite a good price...I would have loved if Mama had done some of that...I always worry so that I let her down..and then by the time I oved back, she was beyond the point of physically being able to go...
Go take a tour of the local places... take mom for a visit, they'll give you the tour. If you like the place and your mother agrees to go, ask the price. They hardly tell prices over the phone...