Father in law called, mother in law has been taken to hospital with a suspected stroke.
Sam is at work, I've got the kids, he's a worrier. Ah joy.
Sam has to now wait at work for a replacement to come in.
Guess we're all playing the waiting game.
One of those calls
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Re: One of those calls
Sorry to hear that, Kwacky. Hope it all works out fine.
Parents getting old is a difficult place to be.
Parents getting old is a difficult place to be.
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Re: One of those calls
That's a tough one Kwacky, have been through this myself, FiL falls to pieces as well when MiL has been seriously ill in the past. There's no easy fix, I can only hope it's not too severe, best mates Dad has only just come out of a stroke unit and into a nursing home, but will never go home again. Tears you apart watching.
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Re: One of those calls
The hospital are running tests but think it's a transient ischaemic attack (TIA)
She's staying in overnight regardless.
It sounds as if FIL is already worrying himself into joining her. By all accounts he's already hyperventilated. Mrs Kwacky is also a worrier so she's getting herself all worked up.
She's staying in overnight regardless.
It sounds as if FIL is already worrying himself into joining her. By all accounts he's already hyperventilated. Mrs Kwacky is also a worrier so she's getting herself all worked up.
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Re: One of those calls
Jane's dad has lots of TIAs.
Scary but hopefully medication will stop them. He doesn't worry about them anymore.
Love to Mrs Kwacky
Scary but hopefully medication will stop them. He doesn't worry about them anymore.
Love to Mrs Kwacky
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Re: One of those calls
Hope all's OK and love to Mrs Kwacky and her parents. Anything I can do just holler.
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Re: One of those calls
Thinking of you guys, positive thoughts beaming over, sounds like they all need your calm support.
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Re: One of those calls
Sorry to hear about this mate, hope she has a good night and everyone is in a better place tomorrow.
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Re: One of those calls
Thanks everyone.
She's back home, which is good news. She's got full use of her arm and her leg but she says both feel heavy and are slow to respond.
The TIA didn't do anything else, so her face and speech are fine. Usual advice given about exercise and diet. Fingers crossed it's a one off.
She's back home, which is good news. She's got full use of her arm and her leg but she says both feel heavy and are slow to respond.
The TIA didn't do anything else, so her face and speech are fine. Usual advice given about exercise and diet. Fingers crossed it's a one off.
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That's good to hear, hopefully her arm and leg will sort themselves out over the next couple of days.
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Re: One of those calls
Only just seen this thread mate, glad things are on the up and hope she makes a full recovery soon!
Remember: If in Doubt use Full Throttle, It may not make the situation any better, But it will end the suspense...
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Re: One of those calls
Just seen this and sorry to hear of such events but glad things have worked out OK. Hope the arm and leg make a quick recovery too full strength soon.
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