Sad day
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Sad day
So my poor grandmother never had the chance to get rid of the c-diff she just had a heart attack today and passed away. I feel so sad, and my dad is really upset!!! I wonder if the c-diff had anything to do with it or she was just older and going to have the heart attack regardless. Anyway, just venting a little since I'm feeling pretty bad.
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So sorry to hear about your Gramma, it makes me sad to think an elderly adult has to suffer with c-diff at end of life - I can't imagine what it would be like for them after knowing what it did to a healthy younger person. My Gramma also died recently while I was sick with c-diff but she did not have c-diff. I was so so sad as I did not want to visit her in the hospital so I did not see her at the end of life. Our family instead had me do her tribute at her funeral, something I'm very thankful for, I loved her dearly much like it sounds for your relationship with your Gramma. Sorry to hear your sad news.
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Thanks everyone. I understand what you mean Carrie. I too didn't see my grandma at the end because I was so petrified of going to the hospital. When she got admitted was right when I stopped my vanco taper, so I didn't want to chance it especially taking care of my baby. She understood completely, but I still can't believe she is gone. Thanks for all your nice words.
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I'm sorry for your loss and in my prayers. The fact that you didn't visit the hospital allows for you to remember her as a active woman, not sickly in a hospital bed. Look for the good and remember her that way.
" Take those that are close to you and hold them closer. take the time to let them know you care. The embarassment will be momentary, the silence eternal." WTC )3/02
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I'm sorry for your loss and in my prayers. The fact that you didn't visit the hospital allows for you to remember her as a active woman, not sickly in a hospital bed. Look for the good and remember her that way.
" Take those that are close to you and hold them closer. take the time to let them know you care. The embarassment will be momentary, the silence eternal." WTC )3/02
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Thanks again everyone. Yeah I agree Bobbie if the person is in a lot of pain sometimes it is a blessing, although the people they leave usually can't understand that. I mean she was still throwing up all the time at the end I'm not sure why. I mean I know some people with c-diff do that, but I never heard of anyone who did it for a couple weeks straight. Anyway, at least she doesn't have to suffer anymore. Thanks again.
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