Earthling2U
New member
- Joined
- Mar 29, 2014
- Messages
- 7
- Reason
- Loved one DX
- Diagnosis
- 02/2010
- Country
- CA
- State
- BC
- City
- Lotus land
On this forum Have read,over the years, many of your stories of sad facts, brave humour, sincere support. I thank you for sharing,giving. My dear husband who is completely paralyzed, dependent on bi-pap 24/7, now chokes on every swallow and who's speech is difficult to understand, has established a very-soon date with his palliative care doctor to sedate him enough to prevent respiratory distress for bi-pap removal. After years of his mounting struggles, discomfort, I have come to understand his end-of-life wishes. After years of constant caregiving for comfort and survival it will be so difficult to stand by and witness purposely removing his lifeline. I believe he is sad to leave. Give us strength.