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- Final entry
- Kay Eleanor Howe: 2/8/2000 - 19/9/2010
- End in Sight
- Bedtime Thought
- Pattern of the Days
- Back to Yesterday
- DNR Status Revised Downwards
- Situation suddenly deteriorated
- Not Better, Not Worse, Just Different
- Fresh Breath
- Interesting News Not of Immediate Importance
- Little acts of kindness
- Near miss
- The Pilot's Analogy
- Lovely Song
- Results of Briefing
- Knife pressed against thread
- Too much stress in an evening
- Tiny tiny wee bit of light
- The five worst things you can hear
- Still there... just
- Stable for now
- Different ventilator
- End probably in sight
- Situation Critical(er)
- Extremely Fragile
- No Significant Change
- A bit to add
- Mixed Results
- Update
- Reintroduction of Antibiotics
- Worry Returns
- Parents Flat Out
- Step backwards
- Another Day Over(ish)
- The Road Ahead
- Stable Overnight
- Today's Impressions: Endoscopy
- Poo Two
- KayTube
- Scary procedure starting
- Poo
- Day End
- Quiet Afternoon
- Better Atmosphere
- Better night
- Reflections of the Day
- Impression
- Situation Meeting
- Wait provisionally over
- Terrible terrible wait
- Worse
- 3:30am No Change
- Some not negative news
- I've said it before...
- Process complete
- Tense afternoon starting
- Systems Failing
- Stable through the night
- Still critical
- No change
- Puzzle
- Liquid Fear
- A bit worse
- How to sleep during a life and death crisis
- Perspective
- Doctor pronounces that Kay will make it through
- Condition critical but stable
- Prepare for the worst
- Photos...
- Intensive Care
- T+132: Déjà Vu Again
- T+131: Tiring Days and the Zombie CEO
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September
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My heart just snapped seeing these pictures. Please give Marion and Nattie and Lauren a massive hug from me. One day, I will make sure you all have a lovely holiday here in Australia. I want to see you walking on endless beaches and eating gorgeous seafood. And, drinking too much wine. That day will come when Kay can take a flight at 30,000ft with no fear of hitting trees. My absolute profound love to you all. I am so proud of you. Hang in there.
ReplyDeleteThe agony shows in the pictures. Beyond comprehension for most of us.
ReplyDeleteKay's still fighting and we're all still praying for the miracle.
Love to all of you.
Hope you have a restful night.
Linda and Em xx
The worry, stress and pain is so obvious to see etched into Marion's face. Wish I could give you both a hug
ReplyDeleteSharon x
That's a beautiful picture of Marion, Natasha and Kay, with the lovely photo of Kay in the background. I'm so impressed with the amazing medical staff treating her. They sound committed, brilliant, compassionate and highly skilled. Hard to ask for more.
ReplyDeleteKay,
ReplyDeleteIt's time for Holland to wake up now. I've been at my desk all day thinking about you and thinking about Daddy and everyone else over there. (Yes, I'm still on that tedious word doc, and it's a Saturday!!!!).
I stroked your hand in the pictures Daddy put on the blog. I also gave you and Marion and Nattie a kiss.
I heard Simon and Garfunkle sing A Bridge over Troubled Waters today on iTunes ... a blast from the past. It made me remember Daddy learning to play the guitar at school and that song specifically. And, that reminded me of Linda too! Then I started to pay attention to the lyrics. Just how wonderful and how true. All these amazing people there for you, every minute, and there for Daddy and Mummy too. Friendships from down the years providing a force stronger than a split atom! What an amazing thing, all these many Bridges Over Troubled Waters.
Hope you have a good day today sweetheart. Banish the bugs and breath breath breath.
Love you darling xxx