Guest guest Posted July 26, 2010 Report Share Posted July 26, 2010 Hi All, I wanted to say, I got Mom moved today to the nursing home I wanted her in. It was tiring on me to literally get her belongings, put in car, tons of them, drive her over about 30 min. away, go inside the home, get a wheelchair, get her new paperwork done by the new nurse, took about 45 min., then get all her belongings out of my car, making 3 trips, putting all her things up, helping the nurse take out the other ladies things out of the drawers so Mom will have a place for her things, go back and forth inside and outside which this home is huge so lots of walking, I have Lupus and my joint pain was OUT OF SIGHT today. I got depressed, weak, tired, sick, but all in all, I was so happy I got this all done for my Mom, and she is so happy too. In fact, she wasn't hallucinating this morning. She was calm, great, and everyone knew her from 8 months ago when she was there for rehab, and loved and loved her. I had to go back home and take all the other things of hers, then drive back up there with more things. This has been a very hard day for me, mentally and physically, but God was with me, as my husband didn't go and help me as usual, its me and only me. And I cried thinking that I so wish he would of helped me today, if only to help me lift some of Mom's clothing, her belongings instead of me making a ton of trips. But no can't do, I don't have any of his support like that. I come home, and he didn't do the dishes, nothing to help me out. He is 64 and lost his job and retired 3 months ago, so its up to me to do most of everything. I may move out if I can one day. Only so much a human being can stand for. Thanks all for listening to me, and praying for me and my Mom. God loves you all. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 26, 2010 Report Share Posted July 26, 2010 Bless you!  I remember the day I moved my Mom to her care center, but I at least had the help of my daughter and my Mom's caregiver at the time.  Thank goodness, and I " m so sorry you had such a difficult time.  Hopefully things will be better for you as you see your Mother adjusting and doing better in the care center. Patti @yahoo.com Subject: Got my Mom moved to her new Nursing Home today To: LBDcaregivers Date: Monday, July 26, 2010, 6:48 PM  Hi All, I wanted to say, I got Mom moved today to the nursing home I wanted her in. It was tiring on me to literally get her belongings, put in car, tons of them, drive her over about 30 min. away, go inside the home, get a wheelchair, get her new paperwork done by the new nurse, took about 45 min., then get all her belongings out of my car, making 3 trips, putting all her things up, helping the nurse take out the other ladies things out of the drawers so Mom will have a place for her things, go back and forth inside and outside which this home is huge so lots of walking, I have Lupus and my joint pain was OUT OF SIGHT today. I got depressed, weak, tired, sick, but all in all, I was so happy I got this all done for my Mom, and she is so happy too. In fact, she wasn't hallucinating this morning. She was calm, great, and everyone knew her from 8 months ago when she was there for rehab, and loved and loved her. I had to go back home and take all the other things of hers, then drive back up there with more things. This has been a very hard day for me, mentally and physically, but God was with me, as my husband didn't go and help me as usual, its me and only me. And I cried thinking that I so wish he would of helped me today, if only to help me lift some of Mom's clothing, her belongings instead of me making a ton of trips. But no can't do, I don't have any of his support like that. I come home, and he didn't do the dishes, nothing to help me out. He is 64 and lost his job and retired 3 months ago, so its up to me to do most of everything. I may move out if I can one day. Only so much a human being can stand for. Thanks all for listening to me, and praying for me and my Mom. God loves you all. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 26, 2010 Report Share Posted July 26, 2010 Oh dear , I am so sorry that you have Lupus, and had all that to do. But, I am happy for you and for your Mom that she is now in a nice place. You described exactly how it is with moving our loved ones, especially when we hurt so bad we don't think we can take another step. I look back and don't know how in the world I did all I had to do with man handling Don at toilet, bed and chair all the time, and having gone through putting him in 5 nursing homes. I hope and pray for you and your Mom that this place works out. If she was loved, and loved the place, she should do all right. May you feel better fast. I wish there was a cure for Lupus. Love a Lot, Imogene In a message dated 7/26/2010 5:52:56 P.M. Central Daylight Time, planomom@... writes: Hi All, I wanted to say, I got Mom moved today to the nursing home I wanted her in. It was tiring on me to literally get her belongings, put in car, tons of them, drive her over about 30 min. away, go inside the home, get a wheelchair, get her new paperwork done by the new nurse, took about 45 min., then get all her belongings out of my car, making 3 trips, putting all her things up, helping the nurse take out the other ladies things out of the drawers so Mom will have a place for her things, go back and forth inside and outside which this home is huge so lots of walking, I have Lupus and my joint pain was OUT OF SIGHT today. I got depressed, weak, tired, sick, but all in all, I was so happy I got this all done for my Mom, and she is so happy too. In fact, she wasn't hallucinating this morning. She was calm, great, and everyone knew her from 8 months ago when she was there for rehab, and loved and loved her. I had to go back home and take all the other things of hers, then drive back up there with more things. This has been a very hard day for me, mentally and physically, but God was with me, as my husband didn't go and help me as usual, its me and only me. And I cried thinking that I so wish he would of helped me today, if only to help me lift some of Mom's clothing, her belongings instead of me making a ton of trips. But no can't do, I don't have any of his support like that. I come home, and he didn't do the dishes, nothing to help me out. He is 64 and lost his job and retired 3 months ago, so its up to me to do most of everything. I may move out if I can one day. Only so much a human being can stand for. Thanks all for listening to me, and praying for me and my Mom. God loves you all. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 27, 2010 Report Share Posted July 27, 2010 Hi, I got her moved yesterday and she is doing real real real well. She told me today she was not in her room all day, she was doing exercise classes they do there, then Bingo, etc. She did tell me some wild stories though, but thats part of the disease, but at least she isn't telling me wild stories constantly, and she has her mind busy constantly here. Thanks Imogene, I tend to stay in bed from like 6 p.m. on. I can go in the mornings and get lots done, but afternoons I'm wiped out. Thank you for well wishes for my Mom. Love and prayers, in Texas Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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