Thanks to everyone who has written me. It has touched me a lot. My emotions have been a sea of confusion mixed with love.
I called the doctor: She wanted some blood pressure measurements, and a neurological evaluation of Lars. He's going to have the evaluation done Thursday.
I called the dementia corridor we are assigned to - and when she answered I broke down. Immediately she said she would be with me as soon as she could. It did not take her more than 15 min. - then she was here. We talked for about an hour.
Her immediate assessment is that Lars can get a place in a nursing home. BUT I'm too young to join. Then I broke down again. We've been married 37 years!
If Lars is going to come home, there are some things that she said, had to be done:
- Now we have to find out if we can get a ramp on the main stairs.
- Lars has to sit in the wheelchair most of the time.
- He can not not be alone.
- The nursing home shall take over all care, so that it is registered what his needs are.
- I have to search for a home where there are no stairs.
There are so many things to consider, so many considerations.
I know I'm not the first, nor the last in this situation. You would think it helps, but it just doesn't.
A children's song from the church, reads in a verse (I have thought about this several times today):
Faith is like a little seed you sow and it will grow.
In faith, in hope and in love, I try to find the paths / opportunities that must be right for both Lars and me.
- Nu skal vi finde ud af, om vi kan få en rampe på hovedtrappen.
- Lars skal sidde i kørestolen det meste af tiden.
- Han kan ikke være alene.
- Plejehjemmet skal overtage al pleje, så det bliver registreret, hvad hans behov er.
- Jeg skal søge efter et hjem, hvor der ikke er trapper.
Det er, som om den siger,til mig:
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