Re: Re: Tony :-))

[Guest guest]

Thank you for the translation. So nice! Thank you.

And, I wondered if you would catch the other phrase. My hubby is from New

Zealand...Maori, Kia Kaha - Stay Strong.

Sandie

-- Re: Tony

" From my heart "

It's Spanish

Kia Kaha??

> > >

> > > On August 20th, my 67 year old father passed away after fighting

> > with

> > > Lewy Body DIsease for over 6 years. Although we knew what was

> > coming

> > > and that in the end LBD was terminal, Dad's death came really

> > > quickly. In May he was his normal " Lewy Body " self and by June

> > 16th

> > > we were admitting him to Hospice. The past three months just

seem

> > > like a blur to me. I am only 24 years old and an only child, so

> > the

> > > majority of Dad's care was provided by my mom and I. Although I

> > > thought I had prepared myself for his death, the past month has

> > been

> > > hell. I do ok for the most part during the days, but I am

crying

> > > myself to sleep every night. I am mad and angry and sad all at

> > > once. Being in the healthcare business, I know that these are

the

> > > stages of grief, but I just don't like it I guess. I am tierd

of

> > > pretending I am ok. I am a full time college student and Dad

died

> > on

> > > the first day of classes for the fall semester. I didn't go back

> to

> > > class for two weeks, but I still feel like I haven't delt with

it

> > and

> > > that I can't. I feel like I don't have time to deal with it.

Is

> > it

> > > ever going to get better?

> > >

> > > Sorry I rambled on and on.

> > >

> > > Missing Daddy,

> > > Pam

> > >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > Welcome to LBDcaregivers.

> >

> >

> >