Stupid things to do? Go for a trip up north and forget your meds. Good thing we live within a close-enough distance that we could make it a 2-day trip and not miss too many doses. Bryan missed 3 doses; I missed 2. It was enough to throw us both off schedule. We were both feeling it. I've been more of a mess than usual. I know that May is my hard month; I really shouldn't have been missing any medication at all.
The trip up north was nice, though. We got to spend time with my parents and with Nick's parents. We went out to dinner with Nick's parents on Friday night. His mom is pale. I think Nick is in denial of everything she's going through right now (she has breast cancer). His dad isn't looking the best, either. It's hard to accept our parents getting older. I know my mom is finally starting to look her age as well. She's 79 now, and it's really starting to hit me that she may not be around much longer. My aunt fell and broke her hip, and I feel like I'm waiting for the call that my mom did the same thing. I know that she's not as spry as she used to be.
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