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rkoldFirst, thanks to everyone who took the time to vote in my poll. I appreciate it.
So after hearing mostly positive reports from the in-laws on my grandmother-in-law today it was return to the negative and discussion on my husband going out there. First, she's been in the hospital 1 week but is still considered unstable. Maybe I spent too long watching bad medical dramas, but that does not sound very promising! Particularly, when it's been a week. Her kidneys are showing signs of damage, she's still very weak and has a hard time moving and no appetite. The prognosis sounds grim to me, but none of the doctors want to commit to anything. She is 95, but I think it will be hard on my in-laws. They have a very small family (both my in-laws are only children and by the time my sister-in-law was born when my husband was 2, 3 of his 4 biological grandparents were dead in comparison to me, where my first grandparent died when I was 14.) To make matters worse, one of my in law's dogs is also in bad shape. Though I am a bit confused how the dog can be 15 when I could have sworn I helped them adopt her in 1995. ^_^;;;
It's really hard losing a pet they really are a part of the family and are always there for you. I was really worried when Cookie was not eating well since she was born in 1994. This particular dog was a poodle I helped my in-laws rescue when her owners realized 3 dogs were too much work.
*sighs*
and I'm still behind on working on my doujinshi since I keep procrastinating and wangsting.
So after hearing mostly positive reports from the in-laws on my grandmother-in-law today it was return to the negative and discussion on my husband going out there. First, she's been in the hospital 1 week but is still considered unstable. Maybe I spent too long watching bad medical dramas, but that does not sound very promising! Particularly, when it's been a week. Her kidneys are showing signs of damage, she's still very weak and has a hard time moving and no appetite. The prognosis sounds grim to me, but none of the doctors want to commit to anything. She is 95, but I think it will be hard on my in-laws. They have a very small family (both my in-laws are only children and by the time my sister-in-law was born when my husband was 2, 3 of his 4 biological grandparents were dead in comparison to me, where my first grandparent died when I was 14.) To make matters worse, one of my in law's dogs is also in bad shape. Though I am a bit confused how the dog can be 15 when I could have sworn I helped them adopt her in 1995. ^_^;;;
It's really hard losing a pet they really are a part of the family and are always there for you. I was really worried when Cookie was not eating well since she was born in 1994. This particular dog was a poodle I helped my in-laws rescue when her owners realized 3 dogs were too much work.
*sighs*
and I'm still behind on working on my doujinshi since I keep procrastinating and wangsting.
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Date: 2009-02-27 02:16 pm (UTC)At least a good portion of my Japan trip has been organized.