Chapter 123 - Some Tears
A short note updating on her recent problems.
During Monday her shaking continued to disturb her. She went to bed at 10:30pm but an hour later her legs gave her so much trouble that got out of bed for her chair where she read a book until she was calmer an hour later.
Yesterday I woke her at 8am. She showered , dried and dressed herself with some difficulty but didn't need any help. I took her and her director's chair (for her comfort & her stability, plastic stackables are no good for her) to KYB at 10am. I sat in the truck reading for an hour, then returned for her. I waited outside the hall for another 40 minutes. It seems the study was rather difficult. I helped her out of her chair then as we stepped outside she burst into tears. Her tremors did not lessen after her 10am meds so she was trapped for 1 hour 40 minutes. Torture, in the midst of kindly but non-understanding ladies. At lunch at home she took 2 Panamax while cooling herself in front of a fan; hot & sweaty. She went to bed at 2pm; I woke her 2 hours later. Two friends had telephoned; she rang them back. Around 8pm we walked the village.
Last night tremors continued to bother her. She rose for the loo every 2 hours. I woke her at 8am and she tended to her shower and dressing without needing help. Her tremors may have lessened somewhat today.
Time to prepare an evening meal.
During Monday her shaking continued to disturb her. She went to bed at 10:30pm but an hour later her legs gave her so much trouble that got out of bed for her chair where she read a book until she was calmer an hour later.
Yesterday I woke her at 8am. She showered , dried and dressed herself with some difficulty but didn't need any help. I took her and her director's chair (for her comfort & her stability, plastic stackables are no good for her) to KYB at 10am. I sat in the truck reading for an hour, then returned for her. I waited outside the hall for another 40 minutes. It seems the study was rather difficult. I helped her out of her chair then as we stepped outside she burst into tears. Her tremors did not lessen after her 10am meds so she was trapped for 1 hour 40 minutes. Torture, in the midst of kindly but non-understanding ladies. At lunch at home she took 2 Panamax while cooling herself in front of a fan; hot & sweaty. She went to bed at 2pm; I woke her 2 hours later. Two friends had telephoned; she rang them back. Around 8pm we walked the village.
Last night tremors continued to bother her. She rose for the loo every 2 hours. I woke her at 8am and she tended to her shower and dressing without needing help. Her tremors may have lessened somewhat today.
Time to prepare an evening meal.
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