She never really settled in to the home. Seems to me that even though she couldn’t do much in her own home there was a purpose, which especially includes the cat.
Though it sounds great having nothing to do and being waited on 24/7 it didn’t work. Mum gave up and melted into her chair. Didn’t leave her room for 3 weeks.
Early flight, though two pints before 8.30 possibly not a wise move…..
Lovely room, garden with decking.
Day 2 Monday
Pre-breakfast cup of tea
1 minute walk to the sea. Surfers. Sun and warmth, feeling better already. Morning stretching and exercise bands listening to the waves. Accompanied by my little friend.
Lunchtime
Beer Brother!
El Boja. Eating with the natives, no flash stuff here. Fast, fresh, cheap….very tasty!
This has been a long while coming but Mum has decided that she wants to go into care. She has been in to hospital twice over the last two weeks via ambulance. Breathing problems, and had a pacemaker fitted. But says now she is scared and feeling lonely.
Tony has managed to find a room in a Caister care home. Joan. Sue’s mum is there so we know it’s good and this helps with Mum’s decision. When discussing it she sounds surprisingly positive, hope it stays that way.
She’s due to move in on Monday 8th.
Now 4 March. Mum has not done well in the home. Seems to have given up in some way. Realise having everything done for you is not necessarily a good thing.
Even though she couldn’t do much when she was living at home there was some purpose, control and sub-consciously “normal”
It was the right decision though as physically she was deteriorating with constant ambulance calls.
For the last few weeks she has been hallucinating and disoriented. There has been fewer and fewer periods of clarity.
Saturday night she was found on the floor and taken to hospital. Nothing broken but they have kept her in for observation.