leegardens
Active member
- Joined
- Apr 5, 2008
- Messages
- 31
- Reason
- CALS
- Diagnosis
- 03/2008
- Country
- US
- State
- Georgia
- City
- Atlanta
My husband Jay passed away on Saturday, November 22, 2008, nine months after his diagnosis. It was very peaceful and our son and our CNA were with us. Our daughter had spent the day with us with the babies and she got to say goodbye to her father.
It was a very difficult time and Jay did not think he was going to die until the last week. I kept a journal of the experience.
I am still trying to come to terms with Jay not being here. I haven't even responded to the notes and cards we received. This is the first time I have come to the forum since Jay left in November. He would have been 60 on March 4. June 14 would be our 39th wedding anniversary. I am trying to remember all the years with healthy and happy Jay, not sick Jay. It still feels like this just happened last night.
I donated the cough assist machine and all the other supplies we had to the ALSA of GA.
Thank you all in the forum for your support. I could never have gotten through this without your help. You are all in my prayers. Reading these threads tonight, my thoughts are with the other families whose names I know from my time on this forum. I also think of the people who are just finding out about ALS. I am sorry for your losses and I hope they can find a cure and spare us all from what my family and all of you have had to endure. May G-d bless you and be merciful to you and give you peace.
Lee
It was a very difficult time and Jay did not think he was going to die until the last week. I kept a journal of the experience.
I am still trying to come to terms with Jay not being here. I haven't even responded to the notes and cards we received. This is the first time I have come to the forum since Jay left in November. He would have been 60 on March 4. June 14 would be our 39th wedding anniversary. I am trying to remember all the years with healthy and happy Jay, not sick Jay. It still feels like this just happened last night.
I donated the cough assist machine and all the other supplies we had to the ALSA of GA.
Thank you all in the forum for your support. I could never have gotten through this without your help. You are all in my prayers. Reading these threads tonight, my thoughts are with the other families whose names I know from my time on this forum. I also think of the people who are just finding out about ALS. I am sorry for your losses and I hope they can find a cure and spare us all from what my family and all of you have had to endure. May G-d bless you and be merciful to you and give you peace.
Lee