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Damn dude, glad this was caught and she wake to able to get the surgery.

Do you have any other family who can help?
yes and no. the good ones died of cancer, the bad ones, like my uncles and cousin are two neo-nazis and a rap**t.
theres no contact there anymore since my aunt died.
my cousin is a pervert that touches old ladies and my two uncles are two of the stupidest people that ever lived. they have to be. how else can you be roma AND a nazi, both at once.
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so i visited her until she communicated it became too taxing for her.
i really, really hope her behavior can be explained by coming out of sedation only a few hours earlier. she could barely talk and think.
i tried to sit there putting on a brave face for her, but i couldnt stop crying.

anyway... i thought about drowning my sorrow in a drink... or 50, but decided against it.
alcohol makes me even more emotional, so terrible idea.

instead i went to the dodgiest part of the town where the really good turkish bakery is, got myself some börek and buregi (like a kind of... croissant, but using filo/yufka dough) with several fillings.
crispy on the outside, soft and juicy and meaty/cheesy/spinachy (depending on the filling) on the inside.
sooooo effing good. gonna stuff myself till i drop into bed.
havent been there in ages, since there have been multiple shootouts in that street, killed police officers and anti-israel protests my mother is afraid to go there
i meanwhile love good baked goods and no longer fear death
 
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over one and a half days later she is now awake.
She is confused and in pain, but alive.
a part of her brain (the one that started bleeding post-op and required a second surgery during the night) is swollen.
the right side of her body is partly paralyzed. the Doctor suspects this could get better in time when her brain heals.
i can visit her today.
my hands are shaking.

love my bro. everything will be better with time. dont forget to look after yourself.

keep strong my dude.
 
yes and no. the good ones died of cancer, the bad ones, like my uncles and cousin are two neo-nazis and a rap**t.
theres no contact there anymore since my aunt died.
my cousin is a pervert that touches old ladies and my two uncles are two of the stupidest people that ever lived. they have to be. how else can you be roma AND a nazi, both at once.

How old is your mum and would she be in a positiont to qualify for some additional support from the local authority? You mentioned she was an older woman. Feel free to PM if too sensaative to post in the forum.
 
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over one and a half days later she is now awake.
She is confused and in pain, but alive.
a part of her brain (the one that started bleeding post-op and required a second surgery during the night) is swollen.
the right side of her body is partly paralyzed. the Doctor suspects this could get better in time when her brain heals.
i can visit her today.
my hands are shaking.
Hopefully a swift recovery with no complications!
 
love my bro. everything will be better with time. dont forget to look after yourself.

keep strong from dude.
im trying. thankfully i have great friends. called my best friend for over two hours last night. we talked about games and hardware and pcs... and mostly about ANYTHING else and that felt really good.
sometimes normalcy can be the most powerful mood-stabilizer.
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How old is your mum and would she be in a positiont to qualify for some additional support from the local authority? You mentioned she was an older woman. Feel free to PM if too sensaative to post in the forum.
nearing 70, till now my care has been sufficient for her needs.
if that changes there are other options here in germany.
we havent explored those, yet, since she is very proud but if the need arises there are things we can do.
 
nearing 70, till now my care has been sufficient for her needs.
if that changes there are other options here in germany.
we havent explored those, yet, since she is very proud but if the need arises there are things we can do.

This might be time to get some help. Can't say I know too much about the care options in Germany, but I say as she may have some complex needs it would be worth getting some help. At the very least to give yourself some respite adn avoid burn out.

If you can, try and reach out to somone to speak to whether it be a friend or maybe evena professional.
 
This might be time to get some help. Can't say I know too much about the care options in Germany, but I say as she may have some complex needs it would be worth getting some help. At the very least to give yourself some respite adn avoid burn out.

If you can, try and reach out to somone to speak to whether it be a friend or maybe evena professional.
I second this, never be scared or proud of knocking on every door for the support you and your Mum need. Can't do it all alone, there's still some good people in this world and I'm sure she is in good hands.
 
the doctor spoke to me
she isnt going to recover. ever.
she can barely think and speak. remembers nothing about her tumor.
she will be mentally disabled for life

:sad::sad::sad: Sorry to hear that my friend. :creep:🙏 for your mother, and for You at your mental state at the moment, as my
❤️ goes out to You.
 
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So sorry about that Bro. Feel free to message if you want to chat.

You need to find out what help is available to you in terms of social security benefit and care options from the federal government. DO take up any counselling options they may offer you. As you have no other reliable familial support, I urge you to do this for you own well being.
 
So sorry about that Bro. Feel free to message if you want to chat.

You need to find out what help is available to you in terms of social security benefit and care options from the federal government. DO take up any counselling options they may offer you. As you have no other reliable familial support, I urge you to do this for you own well being.
i took you up on that offer
 
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My mom died of a heart attack last year so I know how you feel. My mom to refused to see doctors or get heart surgery. It definitely gets frustrating. All that you could really do is be there for her. Sending prayers.
theres no changing any of it.
 
Condolences again mate. It's a very hard thing to go through when your person is still there, but you are mourning the loss of how they were and the parts of the relationship you previously had with them that you miss. It's heartbreaking and nothing can really prepare you for it.

I'm really glad you have good supportive friends, lean on them all you need to. Take care of yourself.
 
yesterday was hard. did not cope well.
i even drowned my computer mouse in whiskey.
have to try harder today, be better.
 

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