RE: Things just suck today

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KD,

One thing I have learned from this group is never be sorry for venting. I

have found that everyone here understands and they will help you in any way

they can. Sometimes it is just listening.

M

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>Date: Sat, 24 Apr 2004 12:07:08 -0000

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>Hello everyone.

>

>Well, I *thought* that the cataract surgery went all right. Dad was

>confused a bit at first, but seemed to come back just fine. Maybe I

>was wrong.

>

>It started on Friday afternoon, when I get a call that my mom got

>into a car accident - she's fine, car's not - and she wanted us to

>come for the weekend, so we did. She's about four hours drive from my

>place. We stopped in to see Dad before we left, he was in a great

>mood, things were fine.

>

>Then I get a call from his wife last night around 10, way past when

>he usually goes to bed. Could I please tell him that he is supposed

>to stay with her. In his mind, he was going to get thrown in jail for

>going to bed with someone underage (the underage someone being his

>wife, who is 69 years old). I told him to stay with her, he agreed.

>

>Then this morning, I give a call to see how things are now. Not good.

>Has been crabby all morning, didn't know his wife at all. They came

>back from being out somewhere in the car and he has decided that the

>apartment is being taken away by a train or something, he can't go in

>the apartment building because he doesn't live there anyhow. " I gotta

>get outta here " he says. So he's left, walked away, nothing his wife

>could do about it. Police have been called, they're looking for him

>now. Physically he's not in too bad of shape, and he won't go walking

>into traffic or anything (I don't think). I think he'll probably come

>back soon, won't like being off by himself.

>

>But in the meantime, things just suck royally. I'm being pulled in

>all directions, his wife is getting ready to lose it, mom is stiff

>and sore from her accident and sort of needs us here, and I'm four

>hours away from where all this Dad drama is happening. Even if I were

>to leave now, things woulud probably be different again by the time I

>get there. *arrrrggghh*

>

>Sorry for venting. It just gets so overwhelming at times.

>

>KD

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